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Adam Scott With the Hall of Fame in Sight, the Australian Golfer Assesses His Goals for the Next Decade Words by Stan Awtrey. Courtesy of PGA, Images by Getty Images. From the outside, Adam Scott looks much the same as he did in 2000 when he opted to leave college and become a professional golfer. He still has the same boyish good looks and perpetual smile. And his smooth textbook swing remains the envy of aspiring youngsters around the world. But Scott is no longer just another handsome guy who can square up a clubface as well as anyone in the world. He has grown dramatically as a person and a player. And now Scott—who turned 40 on July 11—has become one of the game's international leaders, in words and deeds. He's a family man with a wife and two young children. And Scott, with his continued success, has thrust himself into the conversation when it turns to inclusion in the World Golf Hall of Fame. Right now, Scott is willing to let others determine his legacy. He is only interested in winning golf tournaments, particularly major championships. "Winning tournaments is always my goal and we put a huge focus on the majors," says Scott. "Of course, I would love to win any of the other majors later this year. My goal is to keep my game in a spot where that's realistic. I would like to get myself back quickly in that position and see if I can add to that tally this year." Scott was back in form earlier in 2020 when he ended a four-year winless streak by claiming a two-shot victory at the Genesis Championship at Riviera Country Club outside Los Angeles. The win enabled the former Players Championship winner to climb back into the top-10 rankings after falling as low as 82nd in July 2018.