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For Bob MacIntyre, Tiger Woods is golf’s standard bearer and the prospect of teeing it up at the Masters alongside the five-time winner is something akin to the holy grail for the Scot.
He got in through the side door when making his debut in 2020 but Ewen Ferguson has kicked open the front door of the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club on this occasion.
I know it sounds greedy, but who’s next? It’s a question that seems appropriate after Ewen Ferguson became the fifth Scot under 30 to land a maiden DP World Tour triumph in just over three years.
Bob MacIntyre, a group winner 12 months ago, faces a tough test to emulate the feat in the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play after losing his opening game to Open champion Collin Morikawa in Texas.
It’s been another full-on week in the golf world, with Europe’s Ryder Cup finally being announced and Greg Norman also taking the wraps off the schedule for his new Saudi-backed series.
Newly-appointed captain Henrik Stenson is bracing himself for a “shift in the generations” when he leads Europe into battle in next year’s Ryder Cup in Rome,
Ewen Ferguson takes a four-shot lead into the final round of the Magical Kenya Open as the Scot bids to land a maiden DP World Tour triumph in just his third start as a full card holder.
Bob MacIntyre hailed the Genesis Invitational as “one of the best tournaments I’ve ever played in my life” as he savoured recording his best performance in a regular PGA Tour event.