Adam Scott Eyes Another Major Win with 'Old-Man Par Golf' Strategy at US Open
Adam Scott, at 44, is competing in the US Open at Oakmont, where he has positioned himself in fourth place after scoring back-to-back 70s. The Australian golfer, who won the Masters in 2013, is using what he describes as 'old-man par golf' to stay in contention for another major title. Scott expresses confidence in his game, aiming to add another major to his career achievements.
Key Points
Adam Scott is playing in his 96th consecutive major tournament at the US Open.
He is currently sharing fourth place with a score of 140 after two rounds at Oakmont.
Scott's strategy is described as 'old-man par golf', yet he remains competitive.
He won the Masters in 2013 and has 14 career PGA Tour titles, with his most recent win in 2020 at Riviera.
Scott expresses a strong desire to win another major, stating it would fulfill him personally.
He is particularly focused on winning the big events, with the US Open being a key target.
