SCOTT STALLINGS

A 60-year-old real estate developer received an invite to play in the Masters golf tournament because he shares a name with a professional golfer.

Professional golfer Scott Stallings had been waiting for his invitation to arrive when the other Scott Stallings alerted him to the mail mix-up.

Professional golfer Scott Stallings had been waiting for his invitation to arrive when the other Scott Stallings alerted him to the mail mix-up.

Even their wives have the same name. Eventually, the "wrong" Scott Stallings contacted the golfer and everything was straightened out.

Scott Stallings received the best package of all for Christmas because it included an invitation to play in the Masters.

Scott Stallings received an invitation to the Masters, and the Georgia resident most likely will be there — as a guest of the PGA Tour player by the same name for whom the coveted invitation was intended. Stallings, who qualified for the Masters by reaching the Tour Championship last year, didn't realize what had happened until the other Scott Stallings sent him a series of messages on Instagram alerting him to the mail mix-up. My name is Scott Stallings as well and I'm from GA.

Scott Stallings had a strange mail mishap happen to him over the last couple of days as he waited for his Masters invitation to arrive

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This has been a good week in North Texas for Scott Stallings, first qualifying for the U.S. Open that will be played less than an hour from where he was born and now sharing the lead at Colonial with top-ranked Scottie Scheffler and Beau Hossler. Stallings shot a 6-under 64 without a bogey on a relatively calm Friday at Hogan's Alley. Scheffler, in one of the last groups of the day after Stallings and Hossler played in the morning wave, tied them with a 14-foot birdie putt at the par-4 17th and saved par at No. 18 after his final drive went left into the rough.

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