Robert MacIntyre birdied the last to claim an emotional home victory and win his first Rolex Series title at the Genesis Scottish Open. The home favourite produced a stunning finish 12 months ago at The Renaissance Club only to see Rory McIlroy take the title but he would not be denied again in front of his adoring fans.
He now moves to 16th on the Official World Golf Ranking, moves to third on the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex and top of the Closing Swing Rankings.
DP World Tour & PGA Tour - Genesis Scottish Open
Robert MacIntyre birdied the last to claim an emotional home victory and win his first Rolex Series title at the Genesis Scottish Open. The home favourite produced a stunning finish 12 months ago at The Renaissance Club only to see Rory McIlroy take the title but he would not be denied again in front of his adoring fans.
It needed another big finish as he trailed by three on the back nine but he holed a long putt on the 14th, eagled the 16th after a remarkable approach from the rough to six feet and holed from 22 feet on the last to spark wild celebrations.
His closing 67 saw him finish at 18 under, one shot clear of Australian Adam Scott and two ahead of Frenchman Romain Langasque. MacIntyre had been saying all week that Scotland's national open was the "one I want" following his 2023 heartbreak when he birdied the last after a remarkable second only to see McIlroy make a gain at the 17th and then produce some magic of his own to deny him at the death. Since then MacIntyre has been part of a winning European Ryder Cup team and claimed his first - and now second - win on the PGA TOUR to go with his two previous victories on the DP World Tour.
He now moves to 16th on the Official World Golf Ranking, moves to third on the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex and top of the Closing Swing Rankings, but the title of first Scottish winner of this event since Colin Montgomerie 25 years ago is clearly the achievement he treasures most.
"I've put a lot of work into this," he said. "I've changed a lot within the team and I've just worked hard. I wanted the Scottish Open.
"The crowd has been unbelievable. The crowd support, the support of the Scottish people from 2017, 2018, 2019, the support has been unbelievable.
"Close last year but I had my chance here at the end and I just kept saying to myself, 'just take a chance, take a chance'. I took it. I can't believe it.
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Points Won - 65.3701
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 69.3701
World Number 44 - 16
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DP World Tour& PGA Tour - ISCO Championship
Harry Hall secured his first PGA TOUR title at the ISCO Championship by chipping in for birdie from 45 feet on the third playoff hole. Hall tied with Matt NeSmith, Pierceson Coody, Zac Blair, and Rico Hoey at 22-under 266, forcing the playoff at Keene Trace's Champion Trace. After a tense playoff, Hall clinched victory with a decisive chip-in on the 209-yard, par-3 ninth hole. Harry moved to his best rank in the Official World Golf Ranking now ranked 100th moving up 88 places after his victory.
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Total Points - 25.1258
World Number 188 - 100
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Korn Ferry Tour - The Ascendant presented by Blue
Cristobal Del Solar clinched his first Korn Ferry Tour title at The Ascendant presented by Blue, finishing at 22-under for a four-stroke victory. His final round included eagles at the 5th and 15th holes, and birdies at the 16th and 18th holes. This win moves Del Solar to No. 5 on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List, securing his PGA TOUR card for 2025. Del Solar's impressive performance included six top-10 finishes this season. Also reaching his best rank in OWGR now ranked inside the Top 150 for the first time in his career.
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Total Points - 13.2129
World Number 207 - 146
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KPGA Tour - KPGA Gunsan CC Open
Yubin Jang claims his first professional win at the KPGA Gunsan CC Open but also completes a title defence at the same time, Yubin Jang also won the same competition back in 2023 as an amateur. Yubin Jang finished with a final score of 16 under par winning by a total of 2 shots, he closed his final round with a 1 under 71. Yubin Jang moves a total of 41 places in OWGR achieving his best rank now ranked inside the top 160.
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https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?tourId=11&year=2024&gameId=202411000014M&type=leaderboard
Points Won - 4.4154
Multi Win Bonus Points - 2.6492
Total Points - 7.0646
World Number 197 - 156
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Japan Golf Tour - Shigeo Nagashima Invitational Sega Sammy Cup Golf Tournament
Kensei Hirata secured his third JGTO victory at the Shigeo Nagashima Invitational Sega Sammy Cup with a three-shot win. Hirata finished with a 19-under 267 at The North Country Golf Club, maintaining a solid lead with a final round of 68. This victory marks Hirata's first of the season, following consistent performances and top-20 finishes in his previous ten starts.
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https://www.jgto.org/en/news/33112
Points Won - 6.1445
Multi Win Bonus Points - 3.6867
Total Points - 9.8312
World Number 292 - 213
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PGA Tour Americas - Explore NB Open
Ian Holt claimed his first PGA TOUR Americas title at the Explore NB Open, finishing at 18-under 266. His final round of 6-under 65 at Algonquin Golf Club included four birdies on the back nine, securing a two-shot victory over Sam Choi. Holt's win boosts him to second place on the Fortinet Cup standings, strengthening his chances for a Korn Ferry Tour card.
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Total Points - 4.6674
World Number 1180 - 636
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Nordic Golf League - Göteborg Open by Capio Ögon
Swedish Golfer Tobias Ruth took the win at the Göteborg Open by Capio Ögon finishing with a total score of 17 under 199 with scores of 65,67,67. Tobias won by 2 shots after his final round score of 67 was enough to hold off second place finisher amateur Fabius Wenzlawek who finished with a total score of 15 under and final round score of 68. Tobias moved 377 places in OWGR, his best position held in the ranking is 935th he is now back inside the Top 1200.
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https://danish.golf/ecco-tour/livescore/#/competition/4247935/results
Total Points - 1.2675
World Number 1541 - 1164
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Clutch Pro Tour - Studley Wood
Luke Harries claimed his first win at Studley Wood finishing with a total score of 19 under with scores of 66,66,68 and impressively a bogey free week. Jake Burnage finished 2nd with a 16 under total 3 shots behind Harries. Luke Harries moves 730 places in OWGR reaching his best ranking now ranked inside the Top 1400.
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https://www.clutchprotour.co.uk/
Total Points - 1.2017
World Number 2055 - 1325
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Tartan Pro Tour - Ladybank Masters presented by Piper Sandler
Graeme Robertson from Scotland took home the win by four shots after finishing with a total score of 11 under scoring a 68,62,72 over the 3 rounds. 2nd place finisher John Paterson finished with a better final round score of 66 however he was unable to catch the great score of Robertson. Robertson moves to his best rank in OWGR moving 347 places inside the Top 1400.
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Total Points - 0.6803
World Number 1736 - 1389
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Alps Tour Golf - Alps de Las Castillas
Spanish amateur Albert Boneta, 22, who has been in the lead since the opening round of the tournament, comes out on top to earn the 2024 Alps de Las Castillas title. He followed his incredible opening round of 12 under-par, 60, with a 6 under-par, 66 in yesterday’s round 2, and today he shot a 7 under-par, 65 to conclude the tournament with a three-day total of 25 under-par. Boneta, in today’s final round, made 1 eagle, 7 birdies, and 2 bogeys. His opening round tied the tournament course record set at Golf Lerma. He recently graduated in Finance and Psychology at New Mexico University and plans to turn professional later this year.
After his win, Boneta was very emotional but happy: “It was an unexpected win, I played last week’s tournament, the Alps de Andalucía and learned a lot and that helped me a lot this week I must say. I’m very happy; it’s the beginning of my life as a professional player, and that’s always been my dream. There is no way better to start than with a win amongst the professionals. I was quite relaxed from the beginning of the tournament, and then I had a big advantage because I started very well, so I was not nervous, I must say.”
He added that: “I was very calm from the beginning of the tournament. I knew my game was good, and I was very relaxed the entire time. The best thing has been the putting, it’s what I’ve been working on the most lately, and it’s been phenomenal. It’s what has helped me to win because in the end, to make minus 25, no matter how well you hit the ball, you must make quite a few putts.” Boneta wants to “dedicate this win to my parents. They have supported me and have always been with me from the start. They came as they wanted to watch me play today, so this win is for them.” Winning this tournament has a big meaning for Boneta: “shows me that I am able to compete amongst the professionals, and this week allowed me to secure my card for next year, so it’s great.”
Austria’s Maximilian Steinlechner,24, winner of the 2024 Gösser Open, shot a final round of 8 under-par, 64 to conclude the tournament in 2nd place with a three-day total of 22 under-par. He made 4 birdies on the front nine holes, and once he made the turn, he made 2 birdies and 1 eagle to conclude the tournament.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/#/news/10846
Total Points - 0.9142
World Number 2680 - 1586
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