Andy Murray Joins DP World Tour Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland

Andy Murray, the renowned tennis champion, is set to transition his competitive focus from tennis to golf by participating in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in October 2025. Having retired after the Paris 2024 Olympics, Murray has been actively lowering his golf handicap and will compete in the team event alongside professionals at iconic Scottish courses including the Old Course at St Andrews, Carnoustie, and Kingsbarns. He expressed excitement about playing at St Andrews, likening its historic atmosphere to that of Wimbledon’s Centre Court, highlighting the unique experience of competing at such prestigious venues in his home country. The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, boasting a $5 million prize fund, features top professional golfers as well as notable amateurs like Murray. This event allows amateurs and professionals to partner in a celebration of links golf, with the final round held at St Andrews. Murray’s participation underscores his commitment to his new sporting pursuit and his connection to Scotland’s rich golfing heritage.