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The Masters

Scott Soars Through Amen Corner With Eagle at 13

Australian golfer Adam Scott plays the iconic Amen Corner in three under par, carding an eagle at the 13th hole during The Masters.

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The Masters

90 Years of Masters Magic: A Timeline of Unforgettable Moments

From Palmer’s charisma to Tiger’s dominance, The Masters celebrates nine decades of golf history at Augusta National.

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PGA Tour

Adam Scott Aces Par-3 at Houston Open After 14-Year Drought

The 14-time PGA Tour winner marks a rare moment with his third career hole-in-one on the TOUR at the par-3 11th in Houston.

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PGA Tour

Lowry and Scott Share Spotlight with Consecutive Aces at 2026 Houston Open

Shane Lowry and Adam Scott each recorded holes-in-one during the final round of the Houston Open, providing a rare display of accuracy on the par-3s.

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DP World Tour

Scott’s Legacy at TPC Sawgrass: 24 Years and Counting

Adam Scott extends his remarkable streak at The Players, adding to his historic 17th hole record with his 23rd career birdie at golf’s iconic par-3.

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PGA Tour

Genesis Invitational: Best Shots from Final Round 2026

Relive the top moments from the final round of the 2026 Genesis Invitational featuring Scheffler, McIlroy, Scott and more.

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Tour News

Scott Cards 63 to Surge into Contention at Pebble Beach

Adam Scott fires second round of 63 in final round, moves within three shots with birdie at the 72nd hole.

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PGA Tour

Scott Shines at 45: Low Round Puts Aussie in Contention

Adam Scott fires 63 in his 1,501st career round. The 45-year-old Australian chases his best finish since mid-2024.

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PGA Tour

Scott’s Tee Shot Settles Inches From Cup at Genesis Invitational

Adam Scott produced a remarkable moment at The Genesis Invitational when his tee shot embedded itself just inches from the hole.

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Tour News

US Open 2024: Adam Scott to Miss First Major in Over 20 Years?

The US Open takes place from the 13th to the 16th of June at the infamous Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina. 156 players are invited to compete at the third major of this year after the Masters Tournament in April and the PGA Championship, which took place in May. The qualifying tournaments for the major took place last weekend, whereas Adam Scott’s major streak is in jeopardy.

US Open 2024 without Adam Scott?

As for the other majors, there are also various criteria for participation in the US Open. After Australian Adam Scott failed to qualify in advance, he took part in a qualifying tournament last weekend. In order to secure one of the starting places at the US Open, he ultimately had to compete in a playoff with Cameron Davis, which he lost in the end. As a result, he was unable to secure a place, which not only makes his participation in the tournament uncertain, but also jeopardizes his streak of major appearances, which is the longest active streak in professional golf.

After Davis gave him the chance to qualify in the playoff with a bogey finish in the qualifying tournament, Scott was unable to keep pace with Davis’ birdie on the third play-off hole. Earlier, Davis had countered a chip-in from Scott on the first playoff hole with an important and difficult putt to keep the playoff going. For Adam Scott, who has played in every major since the 2001 Open Championship, there is still a chance of a starting place at the US Open this year. The USGA has kept a total of six places open for players who qualify late via the World Golf Ranking.

Matt Kuchar and Phil Mickelson at every US Open at Pinehurst

In the other qualifying tournaments, a total of 687 players competed for 44 places in the upcoming Major. Among others, Matt Kuchar prevailed in Florida. Together with Phil Mickelson, the two will be the only players to have taken part in every US Open held at Pinehurst (1999, 2005, 2014).

The tournaments were rather mixed for the players in the LIV Golf League, of which a total of 17 players competed. Only two of them, Dean Burmester and David Puig, came out on top. Joaquin Niemann was unfortunate to miss out with a double bogey shortly before the end of his final round.

The 35-year-old American Justin Lower’s first participation in the US Open is a matter close to his heart, as he became emotional in an interview after his qualification. “The Sunday of the US Open usually falls on Father’s Day and I lost my dad when I was 15. Just to be able to play on that day in the US Open will be really cool.”