Scott in mood for pre-Masters win After mastering some minor adjustments, Adam Scott has victory on his mind in his last tournament before next month's Masters at Augusta National. Scott heads a 14-man Australian contingent at this week's Tampa Bay Championship in Florida and feels near the top of his game following a whirlwind finish at the World Golf Championships event at Doral. Scott fired a bogey-free 64 on the final day, the best score of the week, to rocket up the leaderboard into a tie for third, having improved his scores each day. "I feel like I should be able to build on the momentum and feel like I should be able to just walk into contention here and try to win," said Scott. In the last round at Doral I never got it on the wrong side of the hole which is a positive moving forward to a course like Tampa where you need to do that to score well, and the same goes for Augusta. I just need to manage to keep that in the bag for the next month. Scott revealed he'd made some small adjustments to his game after a stinging first round exit at the WGC Match Play in February. It spurred him to work harder and finding trust in the changes while playing at Doral allowed the improvement. It was just fundamentals like posture, grip and ball position. Those little things are tiny but the comfort level once you change it isn't there," Scott said. The first day at Doral it was a little awkward but the last few days I was free swinging it. After Tampa, Scott will shut down from tournament play - barring an appearance in the friendly two-day Tavistock Cup exhibition event - to fine tune for his assault on a Masters green jacket. It continues his trend of playing less golf at the beginning of a season to ensure he's primed for the majors, where he has six top-10 finishes from the last eight, including two runner-ups. "It has been the recipe that has worked for me the last couple of years so I am going to run with it again," he said. I don't feel fresh when trying to play 28 weeks a year. The winning score was 19-under-par last week and to have your game at that level I just don't believe you can roll on week to week and be sharp enough. Especially not at majors where it tests everything so much. You need to have a few different shots and have everything under control and I can do that by being at home improving my action, more than practice on the road. Scott is joined in this week's field by Jason Day, Aaron Baddeley, Geoff Ogilvy, Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Steven Bowditch, Greg Chalmers, Scott Gardiner, Matt Jones, Marc Leishman, Cameron Percy, Alistair Presnell and John Senden.