For my loyal viewers you know my love for Adam
Scott is pretty strong. Being able to
watch him an extra week at the Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda made this
shortened week of work bearable…having him win was the icing on the cake. Four shots back with 10 holes to play and
coming out on top shows you the grind and work ethic this famous golfer has
shown us time and time again this season.
What’s even more impressive is the fact that he went bogey-free to shoot
a seven under 64 which was a course record.
Not too shabby of a day on the course Mr. Scott.
Rose shot
67-69 to finish second at six under while PGA Championship winner Jason Dufner
(69-70) was third at three-under and Padraig Harrington, filling in for British
Open winner Phil Mickelson, shot 74-71 to round out the field at three over.
"I'm
thrilled to come out on top. It felt like a long round out there but I was
happy with the score," Scott said. "Standing
on the 11th tee, didn't look like a score like that was going to be possible,
but I played very well and managed to slowly claw away at Justin."
Starting
three shots back of Rose and dealing with tropical rain, Scott jumped out of
the blocks early with a birdie on the opening hole to pull within two. Another birdie on the third hole pulled the
Australian within one shot and right into the thick of the action. But just as
Scott was breathing down his neck, the Englishman lifted and rattled off four
straight birdies on holes four through seven.
This is only a small review of the dynamic game these two put on for us
on Wednesday.
He claimed
more than $600,000 and the pink jacket for the champion. Way to go Adam!!!
The
33-year-old now has his sights on the three major Australian tournaments and
the World Cup, also to be held in Australia. Good Luck!!!
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