Robert MacIntyre Wins Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, First Scottish Winner in 20 Years

Robert MacIntyre won the 2025 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by four shots, becoming the first Scotsman in 20 years to claim the title. Despite the tournament being shortened to 54 holes due to weather disruptions, MacIntyre posted consistent rounds of 66, finishing 18 under par. This victory marks his fourth DP World Tour title and follows a strong Ryder Cup performance just a week prior, where he contributed significantly to Europe's win. MacIntyre acknowledged that while he is currently ranked ninth in the world, he still trails Scottie Scheffler, who holds two major titles and is considered the benchmark in men's golf. His teammate Tyrrell Hatton finished second, demonstrating the strength of the European Ryder Cup team. The event featured a $5 million purse, with MacIntyre earning $800,000 for his triumph.