His clubs were missing. Adam Scott’s rare blades were his backup plan

Usually, the airline losing a player’s clubs in transit to a tournament is a horror story.

But this week in Switzerland, Rafa Cabrera-Bello is making the most of it, especially by taking the opportunity to play some of the rarest irons in golf.

The four-time DP World Tour winner’s clubs didn’t arrive in time for this week’s Omega European Masters, so he had to scrounge together a replacement set for the first two rounds at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club.

Cabrera-Bello borrowed some clubs from a member at the host club, but for his irons, he found some Titleist 681.AS irons on the Tour truck, according to the DP World Tour. The 681.AS…

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