Golf, by TourMiss

The victory dust is still stettling on Europe’s stunning Bethpage Park triumph and talk is already underway on who will captain the 2027 European Ryder Cup side at Adare Manor in Ireland. Double-winning captain Luke Donald led Europe to back-to-back wins and has yet to be approached and also has the courtesy of first right of refusal. If Donald does elect to step aside then who will take his place in Ireland? Then is a number who could be approached – Justin Rose, Francesco Molinari, ...

Former World No. 1 Brooks Koepka has moved to his highest World Ranking in twelve months since his top-10 finish in last year’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The LIV Golf attached Koepka’s efforts a year ago saw him move to back to World No. 64 but since then the champion American has contested just eight OWGR touranments including yesterday’s concluding 40th edition ot the Alfred Dunhill Links. In arriving back to Scotland for a first time in a year Koepka was ranked World ...

Can it get any better for top-Scot Robert MacIntyre? 2023 – Member of winning European Ryder Cup team 2024 – Won RBC Canadian Open and Genesis Scottish Open 2025 – Won Hero Dubai Desert Classic, member of winning European Ryder Cup side and now first Scot in 20-years to capture Alfred Dunhill Links Championship It could not have been a better scenario for the Home of Golf nation with MacIntyre not only returning home from the Ryder Cup a winning hero but then in his very next tournament ...

Brutal, very brutal! England golfer Ross Fisher was very much not alone in describing the past two days of the 40th anniversary Alfred Dunhill Championship as two of the more brutal days of his golfing career. Fisher began the event on a bright note posting an opening 65 on the St. Andrews Old Course but was left lamenting four second round bogeys in a horror 76 yesterday at the wind and rain lashed Carnoustie course. He was out at Kingsbarns today (Saturday) for the 12.30am shot gun start to day ...

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 ...

BREAKING NEWS ….. Unplayable #StormAmy winds force @dunhilllinks officials & DPWT to abandon third day There will be a full third round restart off both 1st and 10th tees of the three ⛳️ from 9am to 11.30am tomorrow Sunday A decision if four rounds will be contested to be… pic.twitter.com/YS1lLh9YLD — Fatiha (@TOURMISS) October 4, 2025 Adding to this X message it should be pointed out the tournament has only once before since the inaugural event in 2001 been reduced to just three ...

Questions are being raised over the decision to start the third round of the Alfred Dunhill Links here in Scotland. Heavy rain and strong winds had halted play just after 5pm on Friday in the second round however conditions did allow, and despite continuing strong winds to resume the round early Saturday morning and officailly completed. Organisers then scheduled a start to round three of the $5m event at 12.30pm Saturday. All seemded to be going to plan with the professionals and their amateur partners ...