‘Borderline unplayable’: Adam Scott finds silver lining after US Open collapse | US Open

Exemption for the 100th Grand Championship in a row is the silver primer of Adam Scott’s last breaking collapse.

Scott’s 12th in the 12th hole of the 12th hole in the 12th tie through a tie, open -winning JJ Spaun, Australia’s Old World No 1 contributes to the list of painful surfaces.

In 2012, it was not as dramatic as Scott’s melting in Royal Lytham, one hand on the famous Claret Jug to explode four -hole shot bullets to give Ernie Els to Ernie Els.

Scott’s last close Miss, Beastly Oakmont Country Club US Open Rota was the most challenging course as a recognition was more than a thousand segments.

The second Scottish Robert Macıntyre was the only player on a route that threw water after a strong suspension of a 68 -minute storm in the last round.

Scott, who played in the last group and Sam Burns, the third round leader, took 79 and 78 cards respectively. Nevertheless, before the chances of winning the 15th hole, both in just one shot, just one shot.

Adam Scott said that when Sam Burns rejected an ordinary water decision of 15 years old, the conditions were “cannot be played at the border”.

“That’s what we play, Sc said Scott. “But what can be in these things. If you get out a little, you will only be punished.

“It was not easy there. Everything was equal, the USA on Sunday, one of the most difficult installations, and the conditions were the most difficult of the week.

“Thank God it was not like that all week. After Fairways wetted, it was very difficult to check the golf ball. The course could not really get any more water. It could not be played at the border.”

After lasting all week, Curtis Strange and Shane Lowry have joined SCOTT, Sunday (Monday Aest) on Sunday after joining 70 or better bullets in Oakmont as the third player in history.

“I felt better before the rain delay, this is certain, Sc said Scott. Im I went back to feel good, but then I left every tee shot to the right, and it was almost impossible to heal.

“I did not adapt well enough to these conditions. The water was very close to the surface. Like the shot I hit 11.

The next month, Scott was 45 years old, in 1990, since Hale Irwin, the oldest US open champion and offered to be the second oldest winner so far.

In addition, Idol Greg Norman and David Graham, who claimed a jug twice to the British -open winner five times, would join David Graham as the fourth Australian man who caught more than one major championship.

The popular Queensrender had the chance to follow the 1979 PGA championship and 1981 US open champion Graham, and as the only Aussie for two main branches in the United States. Unfortunately, the golf gods once again conspiracy against him.

However, with a small consolation that will have great consequences for its heritage, Scott is given an open start guarantee next year at Shinnecock Hills with the permission of the best 12 finish in Pennsylvania.

After jumping for 96 Straight Major, the longest line among the active players, Scott is exempted from the British Open and 2026 Masters and PGA Championship. At least 99 will not be stranded.