Adam Scott is looking to tread on new ground this week in Ballantine’s Championship just outside Seoul.
Scott has won four titles on Asian Soil out of his eight European Tour titles. He’s had victory’s in China, Singapore and Qatar (twice) but no victory in South Korea.
The Australian hopes to put that right at the Blackstone Golf Club this week and he’s the favourite to do so.
“It’s true that I’ve enjoyed playing in Asia over the years and I have had a certain amount of success which is great,”
Scott’s last tournament was The Masters where he finished eighth so he’s happy with his game ahead of his 0730 tee-off time.
He is playing alongside Alex Noren and local Bae Sang-moon.
first major he has played in!) Did the long putter help him keep his nerve coming up the last few holes or should we just admire a young talent that not only coped with triple bogeying the fifteenth then only to proceed to birdie the next two holes but also par the 18th- one of the toughest holes in golf to get into a playoff!
