Latest News About Adam Scott heads to US Open for 100th straight major

Updated 2026-06-18 04:15

Adam Scott will compete the US Open 2026 at Shinnecock Hills, marking his century of majors in a row. This milestone ranks among the longest since Jack Nicklaus played 146 in a row. He qualified via top-60 finish post-PGA and open qualifiers, moving him to No. 49 in the world used for exemptions. He has expressed a win of another major while preserving the historic run. Competition at the 2026 US Open focuses on him aiming to extend the run in pursuit of glory. Scott remains determined to post another strong result. Ranked at No. 49, this places him in good position for exemptions as the event returns to Shinnecock. Fans in Paris and golf followers worldwide will be watching closely to see if the streak endures.

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Adam Scott betting profile: U.S. Open

Adam Scott finished tied for 12th at plus-6 in his most recent appearance at the U.S. Open in 2025. He'll tee off at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club June 18-21 with

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Adam Scott officially set for 100th consecutive major at US Open

Scott’s streak began with the 2001 British Open. It’s the longest streak since Jack Nicklaus played in 146 in a row, from the 1962 Masters through the 1998 US Open.

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Adam Scott, PGA - 2026 Tournament Results

Get up-to-date stats for every tournament played by Adam Scott during the 2026 PGA season on CBS Sports.

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Adam Scott officially set for 100th consecutive major at US Open as field starts to fill

Adam Scott is officially set for his 100th consecutive major. Scott is among 24 players who were exempt from qualifying for the U.S. Open next month at Shinnecock Hills. The U.S. Open takes the top 60 in the world ranking after the PGA Championship. Scott was outside that number a month ago, but recent good play has moved him to No. 49. Matti Schmid and Alex Smalley took turns leading the PGA Championship until Aaron Rai won. Schmid and Smalley got into the U.S. Open with their performance....