Adrian Meronk and Keane's Tom Chaplin claimed a one stroke victory at the Alfred Dunhill Links Team Championship, as Meronk becomes just the third player to win both the Individual and Team championships in the events 25-year history.
The pair finished their week on 41-under-par, one shot ahead of Scotland's David Law and his partner Will Ahmed.
They teamed up to post an opening 64 at St Andrews, followed by a 62 at Carnoustie, a 59 at Kingsbarns and a final day 62.
With victory, Meronk joins Padraig Harrington (2002 and 2006 with JP McManus) and Matt Fitzpatrick (2024 with his mum Sue) as just the third player to win both Individual and team events at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
It was also the first time in the last six editions of the event that Chaplin has made the cut in the Team Championship, claiming victory by helping his partner with two net-eagles during the final round.
"It was a lot of fun also playing with my partner, Tom," Meronk said after his win.
"He was amazing all week and we had a lot of, a lot of fun. He played great golf as well. We did a great job as a team. Whenever I struggle, he got my back and the other way as well. So yeah, it was so much fun and, I'm super happy for him as well."
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