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Scott Gardiner |

Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (37) / 3/22/1976
Ht / Wt:  5'11 / 182
College: Australia

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Scott Gardiner smoothed a bogey-free, 5-under-par 31-36=67 in his second round of the Wells Fargo Championship to take outright possession of the 36-hole clubhouse lead at 7-under 137.
Gardiner himself may admit that he didn't see this coming. He entered the week having missed eight consecutive cuts and without a sub-70 since mid-February. Today at Quail Hollow, he went 5-for-5 in scrambling and poured in all five of his birdies on the front nine, including four in a row beginning at the sixth hole. His longest conversions measured 18'6" at 1 and 25'7" at 6. May 3 - 1:44 PM

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Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner enters the Zurich Classic of New Orleans having missed his last seven cuts.

This is the first trip to TPC Louisiana for the rookie, but not much has gone right for him of late. His best finish of the season was his first, sharing 15th at the Sony Open. The last time he cashed a check was a T50 at Pebble Beach. Having never seen any of the courses in competition that he faces this season, it will be hard for him to find comfort and snap out of his slump.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Apr 23 - 10:19 PM
Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner was given the last sponsor exemption into this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The PGA TOUR's media department reported this. Gardiner was the 13th alternate when the field was released on Friday afternoon. He was the last of four to receive a tee time today via a sponsor exemption. The PGA TOUR rookie will be making his debut at Bay Hill. He's missed his last three cuts, all since the conclusion of the West Coast Swing. The field for the API is now complete at 132.
Mar 18 - 2:29 PM
Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner jumped out to a quick start in his rookie season, but needs to find a spark at the Puerto Rico Open to get things moving in the right direction again.

Gardiner was a part of the conversation at the Sony Open before fading to a share of 15th. Since that week, he’s made half of his four cuts with a T50 the best finish. Perhaps a weaker field in Puerto Rico is just what the doctor ordered. At 32nd in ball-striking, it’s his 124th ranking in strokes gained-putting that seems to be holding him back.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mar 5 - 8:32 PM
Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner followed up his second-round 64 with a 5-under-par 32-33=65 in the third round of the Sony Open.

Gardiner took his time reaching the PGA TOUR, but is playing like a guy that wouldn't mind sticking around for a while. He went 13 holes and five birdies, two coming from outside of ten feet, before finally suffering his first bogey of the round at the par-4 14th. He would lay low for a few holes before ending his round in style with a birdie on the easy par-5 18th. He enters the final round of his first TOUR event at 13-under 197.
Jan 12 - 10:12 PM
Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner posted a 6-under-par 34-30=64 in his second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.

The rookie recorded a round that will help prolong the adage that golf is a funny game. After a lackluster opening eight holes during which he carded seven pars around a bogey-5 at the third hole, Gardiner holed an eagle and seven birdies coming in. The show began at the par-5 ninth with the eagle from seven and a half feet. He then circled birdies at 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17 and 18. A double bogey at the par-4 16th prevented a sub-30 inward nine. Four conversions during that stretch measured at least 10 feet; the highlight was a zero-putt six-yarder from off the green at 11. However, despite the theatrics, his longest conversion of the round was a par save from 19'6" at the second hole. Remember that this is the Aussie first career start in a PGA TOUR event.
Jan 11 - 7:11 PM
Scott Gardiner

Scott Gardiner is set to begin his career on the PGA TOUR at the Sony Open, but not without plenty of practice reps on the Web.com Tour.

It took the Aussie 199 starts on the junior circuit to earn enough cash to advance to the big show, but he accomplished it. He amassed 13 top 25s, six top 10s and two runner-ups in 2012. At fifth in ball-striking and 11th in putting average, there's no reason to think he couldn't compete at Waialae Country Club.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 9 - 9:07 PM