Adam Scott
Adam Scott is widely considered to possess one of the most elegant and fluid golf swings in the history of the sport. As the flag-bearer for Australian golf and a major champion, he has been a cornerstone of the International Team for two decades. With his calm personality and vast experience, Scott serves as a 'big brother' and spiritual leader in the team room, a role model for younger players to learn from and rely upon.
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Presidents Cup Record
Debut: 2003 • Appearances: 10
Defining Moment
"At the 2019 Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in his home country, Scott embraced his role as the veteran leader of a young International Team that nearly upset the powerful Americans. He delivered a crucial point by defeating Xander Schauffele in his Sunday Singles match, a victory that showcased his leadership value and inspired his entire team."
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