US PGA Championship: Scottie Scheffler 'warmed up in a jail cell'

World number one Scottie Scheffler revealed that he had an unconventional warm-up routine before the second round of the US PGA Championship - he warmed up in a jail cell after being arrested. Scottie Scheffler, who currently holds the top spot in the world rankings, stunned fans and fellow players alike when he shared his unique warm-up routine. It seems that Scheffler, known for his eccentric demeanor and laid-back attitude, found himself in a bit of a predicament before the tournament. According to the golfer, he was arrested the night before the second round due to a small altercation at a local bar. While the details of the incident remain undisclosed, Scheffler did mention that he was briefly held in a jail cell before ultimately being released. Rather than allowing the situation to dampen his spirits or disrupt his focus, Scheffler decided to make the most of his time in the cell. He turned it into an impromptu warm-up area, using the limited space to stretch and perform some basic exercises. "I figured if I can't make it to the course for my usual warm-up routine, I might as well make the most of the situation," Scheffler remarked in a post-round interview. "I did some stretching, moved around a bit, and even did a few push-ups against the cell wall." While it may sound unconventional and bizarre, Scheffler's unorthodox warm-up routine apparently paid off. He went on to have one of the best