Adam Scott typically skips the Sentry Tournament of Champions to enjoy an extended offseason at home in Australia.
As few things are "typical" during the coronavirus pandemic, Scott is in Hawaii in January for the first time since 2014.
On the surface, it would appear ironic Scott would choose this of all years to return to the Plantation Course at Kapalua. After the Tour paused in March, he didn't return to the United States until the PGA Championship in August. He openly questioned the Tour's initial safety protocols and chose to remain quarantined while evaluating how well the return to play worked.
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