MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number five Adam Scott held firm in blustery conditions to finish three strokes back of journeyman Matthew Guyatt after the second round of their home Australian Masters on Friday. Joint-second overnight, Scott grinded his way through a gusty afternoon to card a two-under-par 70 for a seven-under total of 137 and raise hope of his first tournament win this year after a frustrating season of near-misses. "It was a tough day. The wind was pretty strong, at least two clubs I'd have to say," the 32-year-old Scott, in outright third, told reporters. ...
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