The Australian golf player and Mercedes-Benz brand
ambassador Adam Scott will be playing this week in the 141st Open Championship
– the world's oldest golf tournament, and the only major not held on US soil.
And for the second consecutive year, Mercedes-Benz will be there as “Official
Car of the Open Championship”.
As a highlight in the lead-up to the event, Mercedes-Benz
racing driver David Coulthard surprised Adam Scott with a drive in the new CLS 63 AMG Shooting Brake, due to celebrate its world premiere in a few days' time.
During a quick spin through the picturesque Lancashire countryside, the duo talked about their two shared passions: Mercedes-Benz cars and golf. “It was fantastic. What a surprise to be picked up by David Coulthard and driven out to the golf course. Just to spend some time with him, what he had to say and listen to him talk about driving”, said Adam Scott with enthusiasm.
Then Adam Scott had to take his leave to continue training for the Open, giving David Coulthard some time to pay a visit to the historic Royal Lytham & St Anne's Golf Club.
During a quick spin through the picturesque Lancashire countryside, the duo talked about their two shared passions: Mercedes-Benz cars and golf. “It was fantastic. What a surprise to be picked up by David Coulthard and driven out to the golf course. Just to spend some time with him, what he had to say and listen to him talk about driving”, said Adam Scott with enthusiasm.
Then Adam Scott had to take his leave to continue training for the Open, giving David Coulthard some time to pay a visit to the historic Royal Lytham & St Anne's Golf Club.
David Coulthard was impressed by the new CLS Shooting Brake:
“I love the fact that Mercedes-Benz are always coming out with new concepts.
And I think the CLS Shooting Brake as a concept works. Because you have
something which is very sporty looking, but equally it can be used for everyday
driving. And of course it has the space that you want in this type of class of
car.”
STORY BY MERCEDES-BENZ
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