Adam Scott admitted Wednesday that his final hole bogey to hand Rory McIlroy the Australian Open in 2013 still hurts as he prepares for another crack at his home tournament. The world number seven was leading by a stroke with one hole to play three years ago but dropped a shot at the last as McIlroy holed a 16-foot birdie putt for a dramatic victory. Former world number one Jordan Spieth is seen as Scott's main obstacle this week, with the American double-major winner back following a seven-week break from golf since the Ryder Cup.
