Adam Scott remembers the week that changed everything. After overhearing himself called a “no-name” during the 2004 Players Championship, the young Australian went on to claim a dramatic victory at TPC Sawgrass and launch one of golf’s most celebrated careers.
The Irishman, 53, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, prevailed in a veritable 18-hole match race with Stewart Cink on the East course at The Broadmoor in Colorado.
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Scheffler’s Thriller-like moves, once considered a bug, have become a feature of his game, with fellow pros (literally) tripping themselves to keep up.
Harrington, who spends most of his time on the PGA Tour Champions now, did not shy away from offering up what he believes would be a fix to bring everyone back together more often. That fix involves LIV being here to stay.
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