World number one Scottie Scheffler is set to miss the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open at the start of the week, ending a long run of making the weekend. Multiple outlets report that Scheffler’s streak of consecutive cuts made ends at 78 or 79 straight tournaments, with the first missed cut since 2022. The final moments of his second round are described as costly: he misses a short putt on his final hole, including a six-foot par attempt, and then bogeys the hole, which drops him below the required mark. At the time of reporting, he is tied for around 87th place, with more than half of the field still to play, and he finishes the round at 2-over 72—moving him back to even par. The result also comes in the build-up to the 2026 Open Championship, where one source notes he entered Royal Birkdale coming off an unexpected missed cut. Overall, the reports agree that Scheffler’s weekend streak is broken for the first time in years due to late-round putting and scoring errors on his final hole of the second round.