Golf

Adam Scott Reveals Personal Feelings Ahead of Final Round at Baycurrent Classic

October 10, 2026

Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, is one shot behind the lead after a bogey-free 65 at the Baycurrent Classic, putting him in contention for his first PGA Tour victory in over six years. The Australian, who last won in 2020, expressed frustration over his prolonged winless streak but emphasized the difficulty of competing at the highest level.

His strong third-round performance included two eagles, with a dramatic pitch-in at the sixth hole and a hole-out from 97 yards at the ninth, alongside three additional birdies. Despite finishing with a stellar round, Scott acknowledged that converting more opportunities in the final stretch could have further tightened his lead over the crowded field of 15 players within four shots of the top spot.

Justin Thomas joined Scott in the tight race after shooting a 67, matching his score at 12-under par. The competition for Sunday’s title is fierce, with leaders Jacob Bridgeman, Michael Brennan, and Zach Bauchou all sitting at 13-under.

Thomas, seeking another PGA Tour win, hopes to leverage his experience in Asia to secure victory in the final round. The defending champion, Xander Schauffele, is also in the mix, adding to the intensity of the final day’s play at Yokohama Country Club.