Robert MacIntyre returns to his home country this week as a conquering hero after winning the Scottish Open—not to mention, the Canadian Open—last year. But neither of those career-changing victories might have been possible if the lefty hadn't righted a bad choice he made a couple years ago.

World number one Scottie Scheffler is in town, as is Masters champion Rory McIlroy and new US Open champion JJ Spaun. MacIntyre will defend his title in front of a partisan home crowd and he will be in good company from the off, grouped with Scheffler and last year’s runner-up Adam Scott on the first day.

Robert MacIntyre says he wants to keep winning the Genesis Scottish Open. The 28-year-old golfer is aiming to defend his title at the Renaissance Club in North Berwick, where he secured a dramatic victory last year.

Robert MacIntyre returns to the Scottish Open exasperated by the year gone by since he birdied the final hole to win his home country's national championship in North Berwick last July.

Robert MacIntyre grew up attending the Scottish Open as "a wee lad." In 2025, he returns to the tournament as the defending champion.

Robert MacIntyre has opened up on a "rash decision" he made when temporarily splitting from his coach Simon Shanks.

Robert MacIntyre looks to create magic yet again on his home course as he is back to defend his title at the 2025 Genesis Scottish Open this week.

Scotland's Robert MacIntyre has revealed he went grovelling back to his golf coach in 2023 after he made the rash decision to sack him.

ONE quick look at social media or a spin in the car towards the north coast will tell you that excitement is building towards fever pitch levels ahead of next week’s Open Championship at Royal Portrush.

Europe's Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald has addressed Robert MacIntyre's recent charge to make a second appearance in the event.