We present an experimental realization of a quantum critical point in an itinerant antiferromagnet composed of nonmagnetic constituents, TiAu. By partially substituting Ti with Sc in Ti 1 − x Sc x Au , a doping amount of x c

0.13 ± 0.01 induces a quantum critical point with minimal disorder effects. The accompanying non-Fermi liquid behavior is observed in both the resistivity ρ ∝ T and specific heat C p / T ∝ − ln T , characteristic of a two-dimensional antiferromagnet. The quantum critical point is accompanied by an enhancement of the spin fluctuations, as indicated by the diverging Sommerfeld coefficient γ at x

x c .