Open 2025: Scottie Scheffler takes dominance in Royal Prothush

McIlroy enjoys a week-long honor in his home country that will provide a fairy tale ending.

McIlroy competed for the first time with his native Northern Ireland since winning the Masters to finish his professional grand slam, with McIlroy winning fanatical support in Saturday’s 66 games.

If he is going to follow six games at the 2022 Tour Championship in Atlanta, he needs to get a quick start on Sunday.

Two birdies and a bogey in his opening five holes, nothing. Meanwhile, Scheffler covers the same hole.

The thunderous atmosphere that welcomed McIlroy into the first serving was suddenly unremarkable.

There are almost no challenges elsewhere.

Scheffler’s partner Li Haotong had only three bogeys in his first three rounds, posting two of his opening four holes. Matt Fitzpatrick mixed two bogeys with the first nine birdies.

and then.

Scheffler was everywhere, escaping two slides in eighth, escaping from fairway bunkers and recording double bogeys. His first loophole fell into 32 holes.

Meanwhile, in ninth place, Gotterup hit a birdie putt, reaching under 11 years old. Leading suddenly four.

But Scheffler returned to what McIlroy said on Saturday, “play like Scottie.”

He shot four feet in ninth to bounce back to the birdie. The next par, coupled with the leads of Gotterup and Li Bogeys, returned six. The game is definitely over.

Without Scheffler, this will be open to the age group.

Rankings pulsate in the middle of arguing at the secondary. Americans’ names stand out as Europeans failed to shine in their last global event before the Ryder Cup in September.

The Grand Slam scored high scores, as the matches in one of the six automatic positions on each team of 12 are heated.

Two-time Major champion Bryson DeChambeau ended the nine with a 64-though he must have been simmering in 78 games Thursday.

Wyndham Clark scored 65 in the Under-11 game, 67 at -12, while the British separated the difference with 66 points to better finish the shot on the second shot. Defending champion Xander Schauffele briefly ranked second, then finished under 10

MacIntyre didn’t get the quick start he needed, he got four birdies in the last seven holes and ended the level with McIlroy while Fitzpatrick played over them with his late birds to add some European color to the star-swirling leader board.

Among other European teams that might join Bethpage in New York, Tyrrell Hatton is fine when he is under seven. This is the same score as his Englishman Justin Rose. Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg ranked fourth in seven birdies in 70 closing ceremonies and fourth in stroke 12, which put him in the finals below six.