Stunned Scheffler misses first cut in four years

Stunned Scheffler misses first cut in four yearsTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Scheffler misses cut at Scottish OpenByMartin WattBBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance ClubPublished18 minutes agoGenesis Scottish Open first round (finishers only)-9 J Smith (Eng); -8 M Fitzpatrick (Eng), -7 N Von Dellingshausen (Ger); -6 K Vilips (Aus), D Willett (Eng)Selected others: -4 J Thomas (US); -3 T Fleetwood (Eng); -2 J Rahm (Spa); E S Scheffler (US)Full leaderboardSeventy-eight events. Four years. 1,428 days. Scottie Scheffler's long and impressive run of cuts made is now over.Nobody can say they saw this coming. The world number one hadn't even finished outside the top 25 in any tournament since 2024.The four-time major winner arrived at the Renaissance Club this week targeting a first win on Scottish soil to further burnish a gleaming CV and send him into his Open Championship defence on a high.Instead, he is packing his bags early. A two-over 72 in the second round sealed his Genesis Scottish Open fate.Scheffler is level par at the halfway stage, with the cut expected to be two under. Knowing he likely needed a chip-in birdie on the last, he ended up with bogey to extinguish any lingering hope.He fails to make the weekend of a PGA Tour event for the first time since the 2022 FedEx St Jude Championship. The next longest active steak of consecutive cuts made in the circuit is now Matt Fitzpatrick - on 28.R&A announce new code of conduct for OpenPublished1 day ago'It's incredible' - Woosnam helping golfer with no handsPublished8 hours agoMcIlroy concern for Scottish Open under Tour revampPublished1 day ago'I don't feel I played that badly'Scheffler was somewhat bemused as he tried to make sense of it all."It felt like nothing was going right," the 30-year-old American said."I didn't really feel like I played that bad. This golf course c...