Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda both miss cuts

World number ones Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda missed cuts on the same day for the first time in two decades. Scheffler ended a 78-start streak at the Scottish Open while Korda snapped her 34-start run at the Evian Championship.

Scheffler carded rounds of 68 and 72 at the Renaissance Club to miss the cut by two shots. He said he did not play poorly but failed to hit approaches close enough for birdie opportunities.

Korda posted 74 and 69 at the Evian Resort to fall one shot short. She did not speak to reporters after her rounds.

The double miss marked the first time both the men's and women's top-ranked players failed to make the weekend on the same day since the Rolex Rankings began in 2006.

Scheffler heads to the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale in six days. Korda has an off week before the Women's Scottish Open.

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