Scottie Scheffler’s run of making the cut in 78 consecutive events is set to come to an end at the Scottish Open, according to multiple reports. The streak had been ongoing for four years and covered 78 straight tournaments in which Scheffler advanced past the cut line. Outlets describe a setback for the world No. 1 at the Scottish Open, where he is expected to miss the cut for the first time in the span of that remarkable sequence. The Independent and Forbes both characterize the result as the end of Scheffler’s “cut streak,” while the Post frames it as Scheffler having to “start over.” While the reports agree on the streak-ending nature of his performance at the Scottish Open, they provide limited additional detail in the supplied excerpts about the specific round scores or the precise margin by which he missed the cut. Overall, the coverage centers on the conclusion of Scheffler’s long streak of making every cut since it began, marking a notable change in his recent run of consistency at major professional events.