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Scottish Open

Aberg shoots second 64 to lead Scottish Open
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Aberg shoots second 64 to lead Scottish Open

Aberg Leads Scottish Open After Second 64

Martin Laird fired a flawless 8-under 64 to grab a share of the lead at the Scottish Open after the opening round. The American carded eight birdies, including three in a row from the 15th, to move alongside first-round leader Bradley Neil of Scotland.

Overnight leader Julien Guerrier remains in contention after posting a 69, while Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy are two shots off the pace after solid opening rounds.

Thomas, who won the Scottish Open in 2018, carded a 6-under 66, as he looks to defend his title from last year.

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Thomas leads Scottish Open after 62; Rory 3 back
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Thomas leads Scottish Open after 62; Rory 3 back

Justin Thomas fired a sparkling 9-under 62 to surge into a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Scottish Open.

The American, who won the PGA Championship in May, carded eight birdies and an eagle at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick.

Home favorite Rory McIlroy is three strokes back after a bogey-free 65, while overnight leader Bobby MacIntyre is a further shot behind after a 66.

Thomas is aiming to secure his second Scottish Open title after winning in 2018, while McIlroy is looking to defend the title he won last year.

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McIlroy’s Return, MacIntyre Shines at Scottish Open: Golf Stars in the Spotlight
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McIlroy’s Return, MacIntyre Shines at Scottish Open: Golf Stars in the Spotlight

McIlroy’s Return, MacIntyre Shines at Scottish Open: Golf Stars in the Spotlight

At the Scottish Open, Rory McIlroy defended his Pinehurst performance and expressed support for his caddie, Harry Diamond. Meanwhile, Bobby MacIntyre, backed by passionate Scottish fans, impressed with a top-23 finish. The players’ camaraderie and sense of community among European golfers were highlighted, with McIlroy noting the close bonds forged during their travels. As the 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews approaches, MacIntyre aims to continue his strong showing on home soil.

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McIlroy Returns, MacIntyre Makes Scotland Proud at Scottish Open
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McIlroy Returns, MacIntyre Makes Scotland Proud at Scottish Open

Rory McIlroy has addressed the criticism he faced following his disappointing performance at Pinehurst, admitting it was a “tough day” but highlighting the positives of his overall performance. McIlroy also defended his caddie, Harry Diamond, against criticism from some quarters, stating that he would “never take advice from these people”.

Meanwhile, Bobby MacIntyre enjoyed a solid performance at the Scottish Open, finishing in a tie for 23rd place. The Scotsman received a warm reception from fans, and will be aiming for a strong performance in next week’s 150th Open Championship at St. Andrews.

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Ryder Cup drama reaches Scotland | Seen & Heard at the Genesis Scottish Open
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Ryder Cup drama reaches Scotland | Seen & Heard at the Genesis Scottish Open

Ryder Cup drama has reached Scotland, as Tiger Woods has been forced to withdraw from the event due to a back injury. Keegan Bradley will replace Woods on the American team. The news of Woods’ withdrawal was met with disappointment, as he was expected to play a major role in the competition. However, Bradley is a capable replacement, and he will be looking to make his mark on the event.

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European Ryder Cup Team Undergoes Dramatic Changes for Scottish Open
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European Ryder Cup Team Undergoes Dramatic Changes for Scottish Open

European Ryder Cup Team Witnesses Dramatic Adjustments for Scottish Open

The European Ryder Cup team has seen significant modifications ahead of the Scottish Open. Notably, Keegan Bradley has been announced as the 2025 PGA Ryder Cup captain, a move that has sparked both praise and scrutiny. Bradley’s inexperience in leadership roles and recent performance struggles raise concerns about his suitability for the demanding role. However, his commitment to fielding a strong team and his passion for the competition could potentially inspire the players and lead to success.

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MacIntyre wins Canadian Open with dad as caddie
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MacIntyre wins Canadian Open with dad as caddie

Bob MacIntyre has claimed victory at the Canadian Open with his father, Gordon, once again serving as his caddie. This triumph marks their second major win together, following their success at the Scottish Open. MacIntyre’s victory highlights the growing trend of fathers playing an integral role in their children’s golf careers. The duo’s strong partnership and unyielding support for one another serve as an inspiration for aspiring golfers and showcase the enduring power of familial bonds in shaping athletic achievements.

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