What a great delight to have been afforded the opportunity to play the historic Old Course at St. Andrews.
It was the day following top Scot Robert MacIntyre delighted his home fans winning the 40th edition of the Dunhill Links Championship by four shots.
SUPER WAY TO SPEND A MONDAY (Part 1⃣ ) ….
Tackling Old Course @TheHomeofGolf & bringing the crowd to their feet holing a super 15-footer for par on the 18th
With great thanks @dunhilllinks & good friend Peter German @IMGgolf
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It was a case of a double dose of delight for Aussie champion golfer Cam Smith in playing the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at the Home of Golf in Scotland.
It was a first time this week Smith has returned to the famed Old Course at St. Andrews since capturing the 150th Open Championship in posting a blistering round 64 to win golf’s oldest major by a shot.
And Smith’s joy in officially teeing-up at near 10.30am earlier today local time in what was the third and ...
…. at Dunhill Links.
Five days ago double major winning Dustin Johnson was chilled out on his loungeroom couch watching the events over the final day of the 45th Ryder Cup.
The now 41-year-old double major winner had been a member of five USA Ryder Cup sides from 2010 to 2021, including on the winning Stars-and-Stripes side in 2016 and 2021.
Though his move to LIV Golf has not seen him in the USA colours since his 1up winning match against England’s Paul Casey at the ’21 Ryder Cup ...
Tom McKibbon was all smiles in teaming with fellow Northern Ireland-born legendary jockey J P McCoy and with the young LIV Golf star riding his way on the back of eight birdies for a super seven-under 65 over the famed Old Course at St. Andrews on the opening day of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
McKibbin, 22 capped his round with a hat-trick of birdies from fifth to seventh holes and then a second run of three birdies in succession from the 10th hole to 12th holes, and then an eighth ...
This year, as we know, marks the 40th anniversary of the hosting of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
And what is great again to admire in walking the streets of the Auld Grey Toun and that is how so many of the St. Andrews shopkeepers have got behind the 40th celrebration as they have so proudly done for the past 39-years.
See for yourself:
It’s a great highlight each year that the Alfred Dunhill Links brings not only some of the best golfers to Scotland to contest the event but it also attracts some of the world’s wealthiest business people.
GolfByTourMiss yesterday featured an article of past three-time New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg who we met at Kingsbarns Links. (See: http://www.golfbytourmiss.com/2025/09/new-york-city-mayor-sings-kingsbarns-links-praise-but-seriously-questions-big-apple-golf-fans/ )
Today we ...
EXCLUSIVE ….. St. Andrews, Scotland
The DP World Tour gets back to business this week after the europhia of Europe’s stunning Ryder Cup Stateside success.
Four of the winning European team and each British – Thommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick, Robert MacIntryre and defending Dunhill champ Tyrrell Hatton – will tee-up at the three host coureses.
And while the other eight, including the likes of Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry will be absent, there will be no shortage of back-slapping ...