Some days, there is no way to tell what Adam Scott is really thinking, and if you ask him, you might not get the most expansive answer anyway.
Scott has never been wired that way. Instead, you try to look for visual cues as to how one of the coolest athletes on the planetmight actually be feeling. The eyes are usually the best clue, but they’re perpetually wrapped in sunglasses.
But at one crushing press conference at the end of the Presidents Cup in Melbourne in 2019, his emotions were laid bare.
On the end of the preposterously long podium, Scott sat towards one end, and the dejection was written all over his face. The International team had lost to the United States (again), but only after holding a significant lead heading into the Sunday singles.
Scott …