Scottie Scheffler made more PGA Tour history on Sunday—and he didn't even have to hit a golf shot.

The World No. 1 is enjoying the offseason, but the tour's season-long stats became official with the year's final official event taking place at the RSM Classic. And as is usually the case with Scheffler, this mark actually has to do with him not hitting a lot of golf shots.

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Golf fans are well aware that Scheffler had the PGA Tour's best scoring average yet again. Not surprisingly, the 29-year-old led the tour in a bunch of categories during his (latest) historic campaign that saw him add six more wins, including majors. But this stat from stats guru Justin Ray is still mind-blowing:

That's right, Scheffler led the PGA Tour in scoring average for all four tournament days to match Tiger Woods as the only player to do that in the past 40 years when the tour started keeping official stats. Pretty amazing.

For the year, Scheffler averaged 67.45 in the first round, 68.00 in the second round, 68.40 in the third round and 68.10 in the final round. His overall adjusted scoring average of 68.131 was nearly a full shot better than Rory McIlroy.

Scheffler has done his best to brush aside the Tiger comparisons, but this won't help stop those questions from continuing.

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