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Scottie Scheffler to miss cut at Scottish Open, ending one of the longest streaks in PGA Tour history at 78

Scottie Scheffler's historic 78-event PGA Tour streak is over after missing the Scottish Open cut.

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The brief

World number one Scottie Scheffler missed the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open, concluding a streak of 78 consecutive made cuts described by outlets as one of the longest in PGA Tour history. Reporting from PGA Tour, Yahoo Sports, and GOLF.com highlights the end of Scheffler's run, while Sky Sports, Dallas News and Toledo Blade focus on McIlroy's position atop the leaderboard.

Jon Rahm provided public context regarding the streak's conclusion according to some reports. The specific length of Scheffler's prior bad week alongside Nelly Korda is not detailed in current reports.

Further coverage is expected to clarify the final leaderboard composition for the Scottish Open.

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Quick answers

What streak did Scottie Scheffler end?

Scheffler ended a streak of 78 consecutive made cuts, noted as one of the longest in PGA Tour history.

Who is leading the Scottish Open?

Rory McIlroy is tied for the lead alongside two others, with Jordan Smith, Matt Fitzpatrick and Bob MacIntyre noted as being in the mix.

Did any other golfers have notable performances mentioned?

Coverage notes that Nelly Korda had a bad week, though specific details were not provided in the headlines.

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Scottie Scheffler Rory McIlroy PGA Tour Genesis Scottish Open Jon Rahm

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