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Tom Kim won the Genesis Scottish Open with a 17-under 263 and $1.575 million prize, but after UK taxes (HMRC) and a 10% caddie fee his take-home nets roughly $0.74 million, just under half of his winnings, highlighting the financial impact of international prize money.
Tom Kim won the Genesis Scottish Open with a bogey-free 64, finishing 17-under 263 to earn 500 FedExCup points and $1,575,000 from a $9 million purse; the win lifts him into the FedExCup top 32 and secures an Open Championship berth, with Johnny Keefer, Michael Thorbjornsen and Victor Perez grabbing Open berths and Chris Gotterup also set to compete in The Open.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler misses the Genesis Scottish Open cut, ending his long streak of consecutive cuts and prompting an earlier, adjusted Open Championship prep at Royal Birkdale.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler missed the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open for the first time in almost four years, finishing even par after 68-72 rounds, snapping a 78-event, 1,428-day streak of making cuts and shifting his focus to preparing for the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler’s 1,428‑day streak of making cuts ended with a missed cut at the Genesis Scottish Open after a two‑over 72 in the second round; he finishes level par at halfway and misses the weekend for the first time since the 2022 FedEx St Jude Championship. Matt Fitzpatrick surged to eight under as Jordan Smith led at nine under, while Rory McIlroy and other late starters eyed The Open at Royal Birkdale.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is set to miss the cut at the Genesis Scottish Open, ending a four-year, 78-event streak; after two rounds he’s even par with a projected cut around 2-under, following a 68 and a 72, and heads to the Open Championship as defending champion.
The article details the 2026 Genesis Scottish Open betting card, with Matt Fitzpatrick (+2200) as the outright favorite and a mix of long shots like Chris Gotterup, Wyndham Clark, Kurt Kitayama, Tom Kim, and Ryan Fox; it also lists first-round leader bets (Min Woo Lee +5400; Kitayama +6000; Reitan +6000; Aaron Rai +7400; Eugenio Chacarra +9300) and props (Tom Kim over Bud Cauley; Kristoffer Reitan +250 Top-20; Tom Kim +300 Top-20). The writer emphasizes Renaissance Club’s wind-exposed, driver-friendly layout favors international/links-type players, and nominates Wyndham Clark as the One & Done pick, with other strong options in the mix based on form and course fit.
Rob Bolton lays out a Genesis Scottish Open fantasy playbook, recommending Rory McIlroy or Scottie Scheffler as captains, with Wyndham Clark and Matt Fitzpatrick as strong co-stars, and notes the event’s modest FedExCup bonus points and the need for timely roster decisions across the double-week schedule.
Golf experts preview the Genesis Scottish Open with updated PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf lineups, captain choices, and betting props for 2026, detailing four starters (one captain) and two bench players across three rotation segments, rostering rules, and how to submit rosters. Highlights include Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick in a top-20 parlay, Will Homa in contention, and Tom Kim and Nicolai Højgaard as solid bets, plus an invitation to join the PGA TOUR Experts league and a reminder about responsible gambling.
A betting-focused sleeper-picks preview for the Genesis Scottish Open highlighting Corey Conners, Matti Schmid, Aldrich Potgieter, and Kota Kaneko with odds and rationale based on recent form and course history at The Renaissance Club.
The article provides the third-round tee times and pairings for the 2025 Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland, along with highlights from the second round and information on how to watch the event.
The 2025 Genesis Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club features a star-studded field with top PGA and DP World Tour players, challenging links-style course conditions, and unpredictable weather, making it a prime event for creative and in-form golfers. Key contenders include Scheffler, McIlroy, and MacIntyre, with betting strategies emphasizing course history, recent form, and specific stats like SG: APP and driving distance.
Robert MacIntyre won the Genesis Scottish Open 2024, earning $1,620,000. The prize money for other top finishers included Adam Scott with $981,000 and Romain Langasque with $621,000. Multiple players tied for fourth place, each earning $330,750.
Rory McIlroy wins the Genesis Scottish Open with a stunning 2-iron shot on the 18th hole, securing his second PGA TOUR title of the season and the 24th of his career. Despite a challenging front nine and trailing behind Robert MacIntyre, McIlroy's birdie-birdie finish, including a 5-iron shot to 4 1/2 feet on the 17th hole, sealed the victory. This win marks McIlroy's first victory since January and extends his lead in the Race to Dubai. He now heads to the Open Championship with a boost of confidence.
Rory McIlroy holds the lead going into the final round of the Genesis Scottish Open, one shot ahead of Tom Kim, Tommy Fleetwood, and Brian Harman. Despite feeling like he left a few shots out there, McIlroy is confident in his game and looks forward to the challenge of the final round. He has been consistent in recent major performances but has struggled with his putting. With challenging conditions expected, McIlroy's ability to putt well will be crucial in maintaining his lead.