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It was a teary-eyed Connor Syme finally soaring high, supergbly earning a long overdue celebration toast with a maiden Tour triumph in strong windy conditions at the KLM Open. Syme shone brightly quietly three-putting the last in a round of 70 to win by two shots at 11-under and with that ending a long 182 tournament winless drought on the host The International course located on the northern edge of the famed Schipol Airport. The 29-year-old Fifer becomes the 30th individual Scottish-born winner ...

Scot Ewen Ferguson was clearly chuffed to record a maiden tournament ace and earn himself the strange prize of 750 Dutch famed stroopwafels  on the final day of the 2015 KLM Open in Amsterdam. The three-time Tour winning Ferguson holed out at the par-3 seventh hole in a closing round four-under 67 and a similar four-under par tally on the host The International course. “I got onto the tee and given the toughness of the seventh hole, I thought a ‘3’ here would be good and especially ...

Scot Connor Syme was buzzing after he brilliantly birdied the last at near 8.30pm local Dutch time to take a two shot lead into the final round of the weather interrupted KLM Open. Syme competing in his 182nd DP World Tour event signed for a five-under 66, caped by a third hole eagle to move to 10-under as he seeks a long overdue maiden Tour victory.   .@connor_syme will take a two-shot lead into the final round in Amsterdam #KLMOpen pic.twitter.com/yXvgfzIkvC — DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) ...

The old Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia, has seen its fair share of drama over the decades, but on Friday, it played host to a script even the Bard couldn’t have penned. A 107-minute rain delay – Mother Nature’s little gut check – turned the opening round of LIV Golf Virginia into a showcase of both dogged resolve and showboating flair. When play resumed, Bryson DeChambeau was standing over a chip shot at the par-5 14th that looked as welcoming as a mid-summer mint  ...

Second-Round Notes – Friday, June 6, 2025  Weather: Mostly cloudy, hazy. High of 74. Wind ENE 6-12 mph. Cut: 67 professionals and one amateur at 3-under 137 from a field of 152 professionals and four amateurs. Second-Round Leaderboard Pos. Player R1 R2 Total 1 Cameron Champ 62 66 128 (-12) 2 Andrew Putnam 68 62 130 (-10) T3 Thorbjørn Olesen 61 70 131 (-9) T3 Richard Lee 67 64 131 (-9) T3 Nick Taylor 66 65 131 (-9) T3 Victor Perez 66 65 131 (-9)  Cameron Champ (1st/-12) Bogey-free ...

Grand Slam winning Rory McIlroy has posted what can only be described as an absolute shocker, nose-diving to the tail of the field in signing for second round eight-over par 78 that will see him easily miss the halfway cut in the RBC Canadian Open. McIlroy, a former RBC Canadian Open winner by seven shots in 2019, is set to miss the cut by a massive dozen shots in this 2025 event in posting two birdies but also four bogeys, one double bogey and a horror ‘8’ at the par-4 fifth hole on ...

Scotland’s Connor Syme got the shortest club in his bag working well to end near the top of the board on the opening day of the KLM Open in Amsterdam. Syme grabbed eight birdies including birdieing three holes in succession from the seventh in an impressive six-under 65 to end the opening day second on this week’s host International course in Amsterdam. His effort, and in Syme’s 182nd DP World Tour event was just one shot more than a best this season of a 64 on day two of February’s ...