
Xander Schauffele
"X-Man"
Xander Schauffele is one of the most consistent and well-rounded players in the world. In 2024, he achieved his breakthrough on the major stage, winning both the PGA Championship at Valhalla (with a record-breaking 21-under 263) and The Open Championship at Royal Troon. An Olympic gold medalist, he is known for his calm, methodical approach and a game with no apparent weaknesses. Schauffele has an outstanding record in team competitions, showcasing his reliability and clutch performance under pressure. He has become an indispensable member of Team USA, capable of partnering with anyone and delivering crucial points.
Xander Schauffele height and weight
Xander Schauffele is listed at 5'10" (178 cm), 175 lbs (79 kg). This profile connects those vitals with Team USA roster context, Presidents Cup record, and current player notes.
Quick Answers
How tall is Xander Schauffele?
Xander Schauffele is listed at 5'10" (178 cm).
What is Xander Schauffele's listed weight?
Xander Schauffele is listed at 175 lbs (79 kg).
Which Presidents Cup team is Xander Schauffele associated with?
Xander Schauffele is profiled as a Team USA golfer on Presidents Cup Players.
Vitals
Presidents Cup Record
Debut: 2019 • Appearances: 3
Defining Moment
"Schauffele went 4-1-0 at Royal Montreal in 2024, adding to an already strong Presidents Cup record and reinforcing his value as one of Team USA's most reliable match-play options."
Major Championships
In The Bag
Latest News
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