Scott starts strong in U.S. Open sectional qualifier
COLUMBUS, Ohio When Adam Scott completed his round on Sunday at the Memorial, he said he was undecided if hed play Mondays 36-hole qualifier for the U.S. Open.His decision to tee it up in the event on Monday turned out to be a good one, at least through 18 holes, after the Australian opened with a 66 on Brookside Golf & Country Club for a share of the midway lead.Scott is tied with Stewart Cink, Russell Knox, Kevin Tway and Kevin Streelman through 18 holes. The top 14 players qualify for the U.S. Open in two weeks.
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I want a week off after this, so I want to play well this afternoon and prepare properly for the U.S. Open, said Scott, whose bogey-free round included three consecutive birdies starting at the 14th hole. I feel my form is good enough that with good preparation I could have a good week there.Scott could have qualified for the U.S. Open with a solid round on Sunday at the Memorial, but he struggled to a closing 73 and a tie for 35th to move to 64th in the world ranking. The top 60 following this weeks FedEx St. Jude Classic will also qualify to play the years second major.Scott who has played in 67 consecutive majors, a streak that dates back to 2001 and is second only to Sergio Garcia (72) among active players is currently in the field in Memphis.
After missing out on another chance to secure a spot in the U.S. Open, Adam Scott remains torn about whether or not he'll make his first-ever appearance at sectional qualifying.
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Eleven players advanced from a strong field of 102 players that included several PGA Tour and Web.com Tour competitors. The 36-hole sectional qualifier in Japan is scheduled for May 27, while the remaining 10 qualifiers are set for June 3 - eight in the United States, one in England and another in Canada.
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Adam Scott wasn't sure if he was going to compete in the U.S. Open sectional qualifier. He did, and through 18 holes it's a good decision. Adam Scott starts strong in U.S. Open sectional qualifier
Adam Scott starts strong in U.S. Open sectional qualifier
Adam Scott starts strong in U.S. Open sectional qualifier
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