Staff WriterIn a surge of patriotic pride and sporting anticipation, the USA Men’s Golf Olympic Team has been revealed for the upcoming Olympic Games Paris 2024.
A quartet of world-class players—Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Wyndham Clark, and Collin Morikawa—will don the red, white, and blue, eager to etch their names into the annals of Olympic golf history.
There’s no shortage of accolades in this lineup. Scheffler currently reigns at No. 1 in the world, maintaining a steely consistency that’s as unwavering as a Texan sunset.
Schauffele, fresh off his gold-medal heroics in Tokyo, brings the confidence only an Olympic champion can muster.
Meanwhile, first-time Olympians Clark and Morikawa—both riding high in the rankings—are looking to make a resounding statement on Le Golf National’s storied course from August 1-4.
The Power Quartet
Scheffler’s razor-sharp approach and calm demeanour have elevated him to the summit of the golfing world.
Right beside him is the ever-collected Schauffele, whose gold in Tokyo demonstrated a knack for thriving under the fiercest pressure.
Newcomer Clark, out of Denver, has been climbing steadily—his performance in recent events showcasing a relentless work ethic and a flair for big stages.
And rounding out this formidable foursome is Morikawa, a two-time major winner whose iron play is the stuff of legend.
A Legacy of Excellence
“The United States is home to some of the best golfers in the world and it’s an honour to introduce the four men that will represent Team USA on a global stage,” said USA GOLF Executive Director Andy Levinson.
“Since the return of golf to the Olympic Games, Team USA has reached the podium on both occasions with Matt Kuchar earning bronze in Rio and Xander Schauffele bringing home gold in Tokyo.
With such a talented team going to Paris, we feel confident in Team USA’s continued success.”
Given each player’s track record—Scheffler’s enviable No. 1 ranking, Schauffele’s Olympic glory, Clark’s meteoric rise, and Morikawa’s major triumphs—there’s every reason to believe Team USA’s winning streak could extend in Paris.
The 72-hole stroke play is a test of nerve, strategy, and endurance, and this group has proven they possess those qualities in spades.
The Stars from Across the States
Scottie Scheffler | Dallas, Texas
A calm competitor with a penchant for precision, Scheffler has rocketed to the top of the world rankings through sheer dedication and clutch performances.
Xander Schauffele | San Diego, California
His gold medal in Tokyo spoke volumes. Expect him to tackle Le Golf National with the same measured cool and masterful shot-making.
Wyndham Clark | Denver, Colorado
A rising star who has elbowed his way into the top echelon of the game, Clark’s first Olympic appearance carries big expectations from fans and experts alike.
Collin Morikawa | La Cañada, California
With two major titles to his name, Morikawa’s immaculate iron play and calm under fire have become the talk of the golfing community.
Dressed for Success
“The athletes we’re celebrating today are ambassadors of American and golfing excellence, and we have equipped them with the best to perform at their best,” says Hans-Christian Meyer, CEO of J.Lindeberg.
“Wearing our collection, they carry the flag with every detail tailored to bring out their A game and reflect their nation’s inspiring spirit.”
Looking Forward
With the men’s competition set for August 1-4 and the women’s following on August 7-10, all eyes are on the final details before the big tee-off in Paris.
The women’s Olympic Golf Rankings will be finalized on June 24, promising yet another wave of excitement.
For these four men—and all those cheering them on—this journey is about more than personal accomplishment.
It’s a representation of the relentless pursuit of excellence that embodies American golf.
As the USA Men’s Golf Olympic Team steps into the global spotlight, expect to witness a display of talent, grit, and Olympic spirit that could define the 2024 Games and carve out a new chapter in USA’s storied golfing legacy.
