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**Scott’s Streak Intact with U.S. Open Exemption**
Australian Adam Scott has secured his spot in the upcoming U.S. Open Championship, thanks to his performance at the recent Charles Schwab Challenge. Scott finished tied for 15th at the event, earning enough FedExCup points to qualify for a special exemption.
This marks Scott’s 20th consecutive U.S. Open appearance, extending his remarkable streak. He has been a consistent performer at the tournament, with five top-10 finishes, including a runner-up finish in 2011.
Despite not winning a major since his Masters title in 2013, Scott’s experience and resilience will make him a contender at The Country Club this year. With the U.S. Open just over a month away, Scott will be eager to continue his preparation and build on his impressive record at the tournament.
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Jason Day’s 1 swing thought before ‘unbelievable’ Presidents Cup shot
Jason Day conjured the “unbelievable” with a miraculous recovery shot on the 18th green during the Presidents Cup. The Australian, who had been in a slump for more than a year, somehow managed to hole out from just 15 yards behind the hole after hitting into deep rough with his second shot. Afterward, Day revealed his only swing thought heading into the shot was ‘Trust my swing’. Despite going 2&1 down against Patrick Cantlay, the 34-year-old is hopeful that his successful shot can be a turning point in his career.
