Adam Scott A Possible Contender At The Open Championship

2 years agoHe hasn't played a lot, but Adam Scott can still play at a world-class level. He finished T14 at the U.S. Open and has not played a competitive round since. He has only played eight events in 2022, making the cut six times. The reason Scott is such an interesting option this week is his stellar record at The Open Championship. Over the past 10 years, Scott has made the cut at The Open nine times, posting four top-10 finishes during that time. He has been so close so many times at this event and always seems to be in the mix come Sunday. He has played The Open at St Andrews three times, so he is very familiar with the quirks the Old Course provides. Scott is priced in the mid-tier in most DFS formats and could attract some attention based on his history at this event. He is a solid DFS option and is worth a look in the betting market.--Dalton Finkbeiner - RotoBaller
Source: https://www.pgatour.com/

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