Following his victory, Scott said he would seek out Norman for a beer to discuss his triumph, and the two-time Open champion believes his countryman can now follow in his footsteps by claiming more major titles. <img alt="Greg Norman and Adam Scott " src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/apr/norman.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 397px;" /> Greg Norman (left) with Adam Scott at the British Open tournament. PIC/AFP He said: &ldquo;Adam is a great player and I&rsquo;m confident this victory will catapult him to win more majors. It will not surprise me if he wins more major championships than any other Australian golfer. He&rsquo;s not a guy that wants to sit back and relax and rest on his laurels. He has incredible fire within his system. And a victory like this is going to give him tremendous confidence as he moves forward in his career.&rdquo; u00a0It was a good week for the Australians at Augusta with Jason Day and Marc Leishman both finishing in the top five and Norman, who finished as a runner-up for the Masters title three times, believes the performances have provided a huge fillip for golf Down Under. u00a0&ldquo;It gave me so much pride to look up at the leaderboard and see three Aussie flags on there,&rdquo; he said.

Former World No 1 Greg Norman believes fellow Australian Adam Scott can use his Masters victory to propel his career to even greater heights.

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