Australian Jason Day has backed his heavy underdog teammates on the International side to at least threaten an upset Presidents Cup victory over an American squad led by winning machine Scottie Scheffler.
Adam Scott, after 24 years as a pro, does not have many firsts left to tick off. However, the thrill of a Presidents Cup victory continues to elude him.
You may have heard brief rumblings and team announcements, but chances are your understanding of TGL – the primetime golf league scheduled to debut on January 7, 2025 – is a little a fuzzy.
Winner of 13 tour titles in the past three years and ranking first in 40 statistical categories in 2024, Scheffler, 28, is by every measure the game’s finest talent and well on his way to taking a place among the best of all-time, if he can maintain his current level of excellence. There is no evidence to believe he can’t.
At 16-under-par when combined with his 10-under starting score, Scheffler owns the largest lead after 18 holes on the PGA Tour since at least 1983 (when records began to be kept), though it won’t count as a record due to the staggered-start format.
Adam Scott let slip a golden opportunity for his 15th PGA Tour victory, but the silver lining was his runner-up at the BMW Championship secured a progression to the season-ending event in Atlanta.
Change comes with its own challenges, and Scott has done about as much tinkering as any player of his level. He says he’s gone through four sets of irons this year.
Adam Scott will enjoy a full-circle moment within his stellar golf career when he returns to the site of his PGA Tour debut, made 24 years ago, at this week’s BMW Championship at Denver’s Castle Pines course.
A guaranteed return to the Open Championship via a top-10 result was the silver lining for Adam Scott after cooling from an early charge at a second career major championship.
Jason Day will have to wait until 2025 to chase a second career major title after the former world No.1 signed off on the Open Championship in solid, but winless, fashion.
Former world No.1 Adam Scott was as surprised as anyone to be well in truly in the mix for an Open Championship win after another day of carnage at Royal Troon.
Cameron Smith impressively fronted up to media after his worst score at the major championships came on day one at the Open Championship at Royal Troon.
Jason Day wants Scotland’s wind and rain to remain tough throughout Open Championship at Royal Troon, feeling his love of foul-weather could help him climb the leaderboard.