Renowned golf influencer Grant Horvat collaborated with PGA Tour pro Scottie Scheffler for a video in May. Now, he has revealed another collaboration with the World No. 1’s caddie while keeping a specific aim in mind.

For those unaware, Horvat is a golf-based content creator who often competes in challenges against popular golfers. Over the years, he has honed his golfing skills, which ultimately led to his win in the 2025 Creator Classic at TPC Sawgrass. However, it seemed that Horvat still needed some room for improvement and hence chose Scheffler’s caddie, Ted Scott, for the purpose.

Horvat’s upcoming video with Scott would focus on the influencer’s efforts to improve his score. Grant Horvat has shared an Instagram reel, teasing fans about the collaboration with Scheffler’s caddie, and wrote in the caption:

“Coming tomorrow… Does @jtedscott caddying improve my score?”

Take a look at the Instagram video shared by Horvat:

Scott had been on the PGA Tour pro’s bag since November 2021. The duo has bagged multiple tournament titles, including victories in major championships. Scottie Scheffler won the Green jacket twice (2022, 2024), the 2025 PGA Championship, and the 2025 U.S. Open during Scott’s tenure.

Grant Horvat and Ted Scott’s video will be available to watch on the golf-based influencer’s YouTube Channel on December 15, 12 pm EST. Amid anticipation, Horvat has given away a hint on how Scott might have improved his game.

Grant Horvat shares hilarious aftermath of Scottie Scheffler’s caddie Ted Scott’s advice to him

In a post on X, Grant Horvat claimed that Scott seemingly shared some things that the latter and Scheffler work on, which might help him improve his game as well. However, what caught the eye of fans was a clip shared by Horvat on X, in which the 19-time PGA Tour winner’s bagman shared some advice.

In the video, Scott said:

“So guys, what I try to do here is I try to float load my feet so I can download my power package and then I amplify both lag and drag into impact fix. As long as my number two pressure point doesn’t break down. See, golf is geometrically oriented linear force. It involves the physics of muscular thrust. When you think of all that, you can hit shots like this.”

After the shot landed several feet away, Scott turned to the camera and said:

“Alright! I’ll just keep practicing, guys.”

While Horvat and Scott’s collaboration video is on the way, it’s worth mentioning that this was not the first instance of their meeting. Fans had previously seen the duo link up on November 23, where they shared some cues about their religious faith.