Robert MacIntyre became the first Scot in 20 years to win the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by four shots over Ryder Cup teammate Tyrrell Hatton, a week after they helped Europe win the Ryder Cup away from home for just the fifth time in history at Bethpage Black.
MacIntyre's fourth DP World Tour victory, and second on home soil, saw him move up to a career-high of eighth on the Official World Golf Ranking.
Below, find out what he achieved with his victory over Carnoustie, Kingsbarns and The Old Course, St Andrews.
Key facts: Robert MacIntyre's victory at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
- This be his fourth DP World Tour victory on his 139th start. His previous wins came at the 2020 Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Showdown, 2022 DS Automobiles Italian Open and 2024 Genesis Scottish Open
- It is MacIntyre's first win worldwide since 2024. That year he won twice on the PGA TOUR, at the RBC Canadian Open and Genesis Scottish Open
- This is his second win on home soil
- MacIntyre achieved victory a week after being part of Europe’s winning Ryder Cup team in New York last week, earning 1.5 points from three matches for Luke Donald’s side
- He is the fourth Scottish winner of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship following Colin Montgomerie (2005), Stephen Gallacher (2004) and Paul Lawrie (2001)
- He is the fourth Scottish winner on the 2025 Race to Dubai following Calum Hill at the Joburg Open, Conor Syme at the KLM Open and Grant Forrest at the Nexo Championship
- He achieved the 153rd win from a player from Scotland on the DP World Tour
- He moves to sxith on the Race to Dubai Rankings on 2,453.59 points, up from 13th
- He moves up to eighth on the Official World Golf Rankings, up from ninth.
