Veteran golfer Adam Scott has visited the White House on two occasions. Scott, who is the PGA Tour's player director, accompanied Tiger Woods & Jay Monahan to the White House on Feb 20, 2025. It must be noted that the purpose of this meeting was to work towards the unification of golf.This meeting in question also involved PIF Governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan, but it seems that not much could be achieved. Recently, Scott spoke about the unification situation and mentioned that he does not think that visits to the White House are necessary going forward.On X (formerly Twitter), popular golf page NUCLR Golf shared a quote Scott said ahead of the Wyndham Championship. The 1-time Major championship winner said:"“Obviously there's not much happening between.. I don't know if more White House visits are really necessary. Those conversations haven't advanced far from there and with Brian stepping in, a lot of that's going to fall onto his desk now.”You can check NUCLR Golf's post below: For those unaware, the Brian Adam Scott mentioned is none other than former NFL executive Brian Rolapp. Last month, Rolapp was named the PGA Tour's CEO, and on July 28th, he officially began in his role. Going forward, there will be plenty of expectations from Rolapp to find a solution for the unification of golf.Adam Scott once made a bold prediction about the PGA Tour's futureAdam Scott clicked while playing during Round 2 of the 2025 3M Open [Image via Imagn]Adam Scott made an interesting comment days after he and other PGA Tour representatives met Donald Trump and PIF Governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan at the White House. Scott, 45, spoke about a potential scenario in which the PGA Tour failed to reach a merger with PIF.This comment Scott made took place during an episode of SiriusXM PGA TOUR Radio. On the official X handle of the show, Jason Sobel asked Scott if there was light at the end of the tunnel with regard to the merger. Scott then gave an answer in which he mentioned what would happen to the Tour regardless of the merger.He said:"Absolutely. The game of golf is going to survive through everything. It always does. The PGA TOUR, regardless of any outcome with PIF, is going to be in a great spot."You can check what Adam Scott said about the merger back in March in the video below: While Adam Scott has made some interesting statements about a potential merger, it will be interesting to see if something along these lines does take place in the near future. Until then, Scott fans can see the Australian golfer tee off at this week's Wyndham Championship, which is being played at the Sedgefield Country Club.