MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Adam Scott's first visit back to Australia since his Masters win at Augusta in April has been a hectic affair. He's won the Australian PGA, successfully defended his Australian Masters title at Royal Melbourne last week and is back on the signature sandbelt course again this week at the World Cup.
Next week, he's on to Royal Sydney to play the Australian Open, where he'll have Rory McIlory among others try to prevent him from winning the so-called Triple Crown of Australian majors. Robert Allenby, in 2005, is the only player to have done it, although Greg Chalmers came close last year before missing out at the Australian Open.
Twice in two weeks at Royal Melbourne, Scott has been thinking of an old Bill Murray movie.
"It's a bit like Groundhog Day, isn't it?" Scott said after Saturday's round. "I see you guys every day. I drive out to Royal Melbourne, play Royal Melbourne every day and see you guys again."
Scott can't think of a better course to have to play two weeks in a row. When Chinese organizers decided they didn't want to host the World Cup this year, the tournament was moved in May to Royal Melbourne because the infrastructure from the Australian Masters would be in place.