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Robert MacIntyre shot a 3-under 67 in round one of the Open at Royal Birkdale, starting with a 46-foot birdie and stressing a patient, fairways-and-greens game while noting the course's redesigned par-fours and the importance of avoiding bunkers; Jack McDonald shot 70; MacIntyre's second round begins Friday at 12:25 BST.
Scottish golfer Robert MacIntyre unleashed a string of profanities and temper on Augusta's course, including a hot-mic “Jesus F—!” moment and a bird-flip on 15, as he finished Round 1 at 8-over par and drew a reprimand with possible disciplinary action from the Masters.
Scotland's Robert MacIntyre finished 7 over par and missed the Masters cut after an opening-round 80 and a 1-under 71, capped by a middle-finger gesture and on-course expletives that drew a reprimand from officials; he then refused to speak to reporters for a second straight day.
Robert MacIntyre could be reprimanded by Augusta National for a middle-finger gesture during the Masters, in a round highlighted by a quadruple-bogey-nine on the 15th after two water hazards; he finished 13 shots behind leaders Rory McIlroy and Sam Burns and left the course without speaking to reporters, as McIlroy enjoyed a strong start.
Robert MacIntyre endured a nightmare first round at Augusta, posting an 8-over 80 after a disastrous 15th hole that included two shots into the water and a subsequent middle-finger gesture; Augusta National’s strict conduct rules could invite disciplinary action, and he did not speak to reporters after the round.
Robert MacIntyre posted an 80 at The Masters after a quadruple bogey on the 15th and directed a middle-finger gesture toward the green; he later slammed his club on the 17th and swore after several shots, leaving him potentially subject to disciplinary action by Masters officials, amid a recent run of strong form including a fourth at the Players Championship and a runner-up at the Texas Open.
Scottie Scheffler won the BMW Championship in Maryland, overcoming a challenge from Robert MacIntyre, who was frustrated after losing a four-shot lead. Scheffler's remarkable chip-in on the 17th sealed his victory, while MacIntyre's performance secured his Ryder Cup spot and moved him up in the FedEx Cup rankings.
Robert MacIntyre leads the BMW Championship with a four-shot advantage over Scottie Scheffler, amid a fiery atmosphere and crowd jeers, as he aims for his biggest career victory. MacIntyre, who has recently climbed to third in the FedEx Cup standings, is prepared to face the US fans' hostility and is focused on securing his win at Caves Valley Golf Club.
Robert MacIntyre leads the BMW Championship after a 64, building a five-shot advantage over Scottie Scheffler at 14-under par, with Ludvig Aberg and others close behind, as the tournament progresses into the weekend.
Robert MacIntyre leads the BMW Championship after two rounds with a 14-under score, holding a five-shot lead over Scottie Scheffler, as the tournament heads into the weekend. MacIntyre's strong play, including six straight birdies in the first round and excellent putting, has set a commanding position, while Scheffler and others are trying to catch up in challenging conditions.
Robert MacIntyre leads the 2025 BMW Championship after a bogey-free 64 in Round 2, extending his lead to five shots over Scottie Scheffler, who shot a 65. MacIntyre's strong iron play and putting have been key, and he faces Scheffler in the final pairing on Moving Day. Several other players, including Ludvig Åberg and Hideki Matsuyama, are making moves, setting up an exciting weekend of golf.
Robert MacIntyre shot an impressive 8-under 62 to lead the first round of the 2025 BMW Championship, with Scottie Scheffler close behind at 4-under after a strong finish, while Rory McIlroy struggled early but finished even par. MacIntyre's putting was exceptional, and the tournament features top contenders like Fleetwood and Hovland, with Scheffler favored to win.
Robert MacIntyre won the Scottish Open after a controversial sprinkler head drop allowed him to move his ball from thick rough on the 16th hole, leading to a crucial eagle and eventual victory. Some criticized the ruling as unfair, but MacIntyre maintained he played within the rules. This win marks MacIntyre as the first Scot to win the event since 1999 and boosts his world ranking to No. 16.
Robert MacIntyre clinched a thrilling victory at the 2024 Scottish Open, sinking a crucial 22-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to finish 18-under and win the tournament. This win, his second PGA Tour and third European Tour victory, earned him a $1.62 million share of the $9 million purse. MacIntyre's dramatic finish included a pivotal free drop on the 16th hole, leading to an eagle putt that tied him with Adam Scott before his final winning putt.
Robert MacIntyre became the first Scot in 25 years to win the Scottish Open, clinching victory with a dramatic 22-foot birdie putt on the final hole. MacIntyre's win, which he described as feeling like a major, was secured after a crucial free drop on the 16th hole allowed him to make an eagle. This marks his second win of the year, following his Canadian Open victory. The win sets him up for the upcoming Open Championship at Royal Troon.