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Adam Scott ‘frustrated’ with what keeps happening to him on the PGA Tour

Adam Scott, the 46-year-old Australian golfer, continues to defy expectations with his consistent form on the PGA Tour, despite a frustrating drought of victories. The 2013 Masters champion has finished in the top five at four events in 2026 and secured a spot on the Presidents Cup team after placing 11th at the Tour Championship.

His recent performances include a tie for second at the BMW PGA Championship alongside Rory McIlroy and a strong showing at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan, where he remains in contention for the win. Scott, who has won 14 times on the PGA Tour since 2003, last claimed a victory at the 2020 Genesis Invitational—a gap of nearly six years that has begun to weigh on him.

Speaking after a strong round at the Baycurrent Classic, Scott expressed his frustration, admitting that winning ‘anything’ at this stage would be a relief. With one shot back of the lead heading into the final round, Scott has a chance to end his long wait and return to the winner’s circle, a feat that would mark a significant milestone in his storied career.

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