Disappionting news that the 40th hosting of the Alfred Dunhill Links has been officially reduced to 54 holes here in Scotland.
The affects over these past two days of Storm Amy has wreaked havoc on the event including cutting short play in round two on Friday afternoon and now today when just one or two holes were played in round three of the $5m event,
The DP World Tour had announced around an hour ago (3pmish Saturday) that a decison on four round would be made tomorrow morning but that has been brought forward to now to say that the event will be just three rounds.
It does mean that sponsors Alfred Dunhill can now go ahead on Monday, weather permitting, with a double corporate outing on the Old Course.
BREAKING NEWS OFFICIAL ….
Disappointingly the 40th hosting @dunhilllinks has been officially reduced to 54 holes due to affects #StormAmy
Play will end at the close of tomorrow’s third round. It will be only a second occasion (last in 2023) the event has been reduced to… pic.twitter.com/qUsvtzLLE7
— Fatiha (@TOURMISS) October 4, 2025
And hereunder a statement from the DP World Tour:
Announced @dunhilllinks picture credit to Getty images and DPWtour pic.twitter.com/WPkrOnk5D8
— Fatiha (@TOURMISS) October 4, 2025
The leaders of the event at 12-under continue to be Scot Bob MacIntyre and South African Richard Sterne.
