Five months later, Scottie Scheffler is able to look back at his arrest during the PGA Championship in Louisville and laugh. While appearing on ESPN’s College GameDay as a gust picker, the Highland Park product took an opportunity to make a joke about his May arrest when he was asked to make his prediction for the Louisville-Miami game.

By the time the final pick of ESPN's College GameDay was made on Saturday, there was little drama remaining. Scottie Scheffler, the No. 1 golfer in the world, was certain to pick the top-ranked Texas football team in Saturday's showdown

Yet before he could make his pick between the Longhorns and Bulldogs, the conversation turned to the Louisville-Miami game. And if anyone thought there was a chance Scheffler would back the Cardinals, they clearly forgot about what happened the last time the golf star went to Louisville. He was arrested trying to enter the 2024 PGA Championship.

Two-time defending Players Champion Scottie Scheffler made his second appearance on ESPN's College GameDay in three years on Saturday.

Scheffler had his say about all things Louisville while appearing on "College GameDay" Saturday morning, offering some insight into his PGA Championship arrest as well as his broader thoughts on the city in general.

Scottie Scheffler talked about his PGA Championship arrest on a podcast, and his tales will leave you laughing.