SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER'S 78-EVENT CUT STREAK ENDS AT GENESIS SCOTTISH OPEN

Scottie Scheffler missed the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open after failing to make a par putt on his final hole of the second round. The World No. 1 golfer's streak of 78 consecutive cuts made came to an end at the tournament in Scotland. Scheffler missed a 6-foot par putt on the closing hole, which proved decisive in his failure to advance to the weekend rounds. The miss marked his first missed cut in nearly four years.

Scheffler's streak of making consecutive cuts represented one of professional golf's most sustained records of consistency. The streak had extended across 78 separate money events over the four-year period. His record of advancing past the halfway stage in every tournament entered had established him as one of the most reliable performers on the professional circuit. The Genesis Scottish Open provided the setting for the streak's conclusion.

Scheffler will not compete in the weekend rounds at the Genesis Scottish Open, marking his first such occurrence since the streak began nearly four years prior. The golfer's withdrawal from weekend play follows his second-round exit. His ranking as World No. 1 remains unaffected by the missed cut. Scheffler will have the weekend off for the first time in the extended period covered by the streak.