You won’t find Scottie Scheffler on Venmo these days, but that’s for a good reason. Scheffler spoke with the media leading up to the US Open at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Penn., this week.

The golf superstar sounded off about betters ahead of the U.S. Open, saying he had to shut down his Venmo account after fans kept hounding him on the payment app.

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The world No. 1 said people have requested payments when they lose and have even sent him funds from winnings.