World number one Scottie Scheffler's streak of 78 consecutive made cuts ended at the Renaissance Club
McIlroy shares Scottish Open lead as Scheffler misses first cut in four years
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The 2023 Scottish Open winner quickly made amends as he almost eagled the 14th and was left with a birdie that put him back into that three-way tie for first. Rory McIlroy on the 15th hole at the Renaissance Club (Malcolm Mackenzie/PA) (PA Wire) McIlroy almost chipped in for an eagle at the first, settling for a birdie, before picking up three further shots to reach the turn in 31. LONDON: Scottie Scheffler’s four-year run of 78 successive made cuts finally came to an end as the world number one crashed out of the Scottish Open on Friday.
Furthermore, Scheffler misses first cut in four years as McIlroy leads at Scottish Open.
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The 2023 Scottish Open winner quickly made amends as he almost eagled the 14th and was left with a birdie that put him back into that three-way tie for first.
according to The IndependentRory McIlroy on the 15th hole at the Renaissance Club (Malcolm Mackenzie/PA) (PA Wire) McIlroy almost chipped in for an eagle at the first, settling for a birdie, before picking up three further shots to reach the turn in 31.
according to The IndependentLONDON: Scottie Scheffler’s four-year run of 78 successive made cuts finally came to an end as the world number one crashed out of the Scottish Open on Friday
according to New Straits TimesScheffler misses first cut in four years as McIlroy leads at Scottish Open.
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