Adam Scott was incredibly close to scoring the lowest single round of The 2014 Open Championship. However he was denied that honour thanks to a disastrous time at the 6th hole in the final round.
The Australian picked up a double-bogey on the par 4 6th, this setback was an anomaly on an otherwise stellar round. Scott holed eight birdies in his fourth round at Royal Liverpool, securing The 2012 Open runner-up a round score of 66.
This final day performance placed Scott in tied for 5th place with fellow Australian, Marc Leishman.
On another day, Scott would have made history, but it was not to be. Relive the magic of his final round of The 143rd Open right now.
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