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Adam Scott’s streak of appearing in 91 consecutive majors is hanging by a thread after he failed to seal his place in next week’s US Open through qualifying.
The Aussie narrowly missed out on one of the four places available at Springfield Country Club in Ohio after a late collapse on ‘Golf’s Longest Day’.
Scott, 43, bogeyed three of his last five holes in the 36-hole shootout to finish in a two-for-one playoff with compatriot Cam Davis.
On the third extra hole, Davis made a three-foot putt to take the fourth and final place at Scott’s expense and throw the 2013 Masters champion’s major streak into real jeopardy.
Scott has featured in every single major championship since the 2001 Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
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To put that into context, Akshay Bhatia, who won his maiden PGA Tour title earlier this year, wasn’t even born then.
In order to extend his streak, Scott needs to remain inside the world’s top-60 by the conclusion of this week’s Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
He is currently 60th on the rankings and not in the field for the Memorial, and so faces an anxious few days.
Elsewhere in US Open qualifying, only two of the 18 LIV players who pegged it up at one of the ten events across the US made it to next week’s championship at Pinehurst.
Here’s a quick rundown of who got in…
Cherry Hill Club
Mark Hubbard, Adam Svensson, Rico Hoey, Davis Thompson, Aaron Rai, Greyson Sigg, Ashton McCulloch (a).
The Bear’s Club
Matt Kuchar, Daniel Berger, Dean Burmester, Luke Clanton (a), Willie Mack III.
The Golf Club of Georgia
Jackson Buchanan (a), Chris Petefish, Fredrik Kjettrup (a).
Woodmont Country Club
Tim Widing, Isaiah Salinda, Wells Williams (a).
Canoe Brook Country Club
Benjamin James (a), Max Greyserman, Andrew Svoboda, Jim Herman.
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Duke University Golf Club
Frankie Capan III, Blain Campbell, Sam Bennett, Chesson Hadley, Webb Simpson, Harry Higgs, Carter Jenkins.
Ohio State University Golf Club
Seamus Power, Justin Lower, Brendon Todd, Gunnar Broin (a), Chris Naegel.
Springfield Country Club
Zac Blair, Beau Hossler, Carson Schaake, Cam Davis.
Lake Merced Golf Club
David Puig, Omar Morales, John Chin, Charles Reiter.
Pronghorn Resort
Joey Vrzich, Colin Prater (a)
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