In-form Matt Fitzpatrick will continue his fine year on the global stage alongside his father, Russell, when the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship gets under way on Thursday.
The Englishman arrives in Scotland on the back of his fourth worldwide title of 2026 at the FedEx Open de France and is bidding to become a two-time winner of this week's Pro-Am tournament.
In 2023, he completed a historic double with victory in the individual event and success in the team competition alongside his mother, Susan, who this year is playing beside his brother, Alex.
Matt tees it up at 09:55 off the tenth at Carnoustie in the first round in a group that also includes fellow Major champion Justin Rose, with Alex starting ten minutes earlier off the same hole in a group that features two-time Masters winner Bubba Watson and his wife Angie.
Robert MacIntyre, who won the individual title last year to end a 20-year wait for a fourth Scottish winner, is among a host of star names beginning at The Open rota venue, starting in the first group of the day at 09:00 off the tenth alongside three-time winner Tyrrell Hatton and his father, Jeff.
Tommy Fleetwood is one of five members of the 2025 Ryder Cup-winning team in action and he unites again with businessman Ogden Phipps II, with whom he won the team event in 2019, as 2021 individual winner Danny Willett joins them in a fourball that starts at 10:17.
Pádraig Harrington, who has played in every edition of this tournament since its inception in 2001, is partnered by Kieran McManus as they begin off the first at Carnoustie at 9:00.
Oliver Wilson, who made this event his first DP World Tour victory in 2014, is paired with Olympic great Steve Redgrave - an ever-present amateur - and they begin their week at 09:11 off the first at St Andrews' Old Course.
Thirty minutes later, retired football superstar Gareth Bale is teamed up with Marcus Armitage, while all-time Premier League appearance-maker James Milner makes his Alfred Dunhill Links Championship debut alongside another DP World Tour winner in Sean Crocker in the next group out.
Veteran professional Robert Rock, who has transitioned to a swing coach since he announced an end to his full-time DP World Tour career in late 2022, is among those who begin their week at Kingsbarns.
To view a full list of tee times across the three courses, which players play in rotation over the opening three days before the final day is played solely at St Andrews, click here.
