Adam Scott stumbles on final day at Baycurrent Classic
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 09:24 · Archive
Adam Scott finished 13th at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan after a strong third round left him one shot off the lead.
Adam Scott squandered a golden opportunity to secure his first PGA Tour victory since 2020, finishing tied 13th at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan. After opening with rounds of 69 and 67 at the Yokohama Country Club, Scott produced a superb six-under 65 in the third round to sit just one stroke off the lead heading into Sunday.
The 46-year-old former world number one then faltered in the final round, carding a one-over 72. A double bogey on the 13th proved the decisive moment in his collapse down the leaderboard. Scott finished five strokes behind the winner.
American Michael Brennan claimed victory with a tournament total of 16-under 268. Brennan matched Scott's third-round score of six-under 65 before backing it up with a composed three-under 68 on Sunday. He finished one stroke clear of fellow Americans Keith Mitchell and Jacob Bridgeman. Brennan said it was an unbelievable week, noting he rebounded from a bogey on the 10th with birdies on holes 11 and 12, describing his battle with Bridgeman as 'really fun' after the pair played college golf together. It was Brennan's second victory of the season and third on the PGA Tour.
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- Scott stumbles after breakthrough PGA win beckonedAdam Scott has finished 13th at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan, failing to kick on after a superb third round left him just one shot off the lead.Perth Now · 11 Oct, 09:01
- Scott stumbles after breakthrough PGA win beckonedAdam Scott has finished 13th at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan, failing to kick on after a superb third round left him just one shot off the lead.The West Australian · 11 Oct, 09:01
In this story: Adam Scott · Michael Brennan · Min Woo Lee · Keith Mitchell · Jacob Bridgeman · Yokohama Country Club · Japan
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