This week was all about Bob. Bob, as in Robert MacIntyre, Scotland's own son who was so close to winning the Genesis Scottish Open last year, only to be clipped by Rory McIlroy on the 72nd hole.
This time, however, MacIntyre was the one doing the clipping. He would not be denied as he birdied the 14th hole Sunday, eagled the 16th, then made birdie from 22 feet on the last hole to shoot 67 and beat Adam Scott by a single shot at Renaissance Club in North Berwick. MacIntyre, who captured his second PGA Tour victory after winning the RBC Canadian Open earlier this summer, collected $1.62 million from the overall $9 million purse. He shot 67-65-63-67 to end the week at 19-under-par 262 total.
Moments earlier Scott had a 15-foot birdie attempt on the 18th green but failed to convert, leaving MacIntyre to handle the heroics in the grouping behind. Scott was looking to win his first PGA Tour event in four years, since he won the Genesis Invitational in 2020 at Riviera. He earned $981,000 for the runner-up performance.
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McIlroy returned to Scotland looking to defend his title, while also looking to shake off the disappointment of his U.S. Open finish last month, playing for the first time since finishing second place to Bryson DeChambeau at Pinehurst No. 2. He shot a final-round 68 to tie for fourth place. Aaron Rai continued his hot play and tied for fourth and grabbed one of three spots available this week into the British Open next week at Royal Troon. Alex Noren and Richard Mansell secured the other two positions.
This was the third year that the PGA Tour and DP World Tour co-sanctioned the event at the Renaissance Club, with 75 players from each tour making up the field. Here is the rundown of what each player earned who made the cut.
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WIN: Robert MacIntyre, -18/262, $1.62 million
2: Adam Scott, -17/263, $981,000
3: Romain Langasque, -15/265, $621,000
T-4: Aaron Rai, $330,750
T-4: Rory McIlroy, $330,750
T-4: Sungjae Im, $330,750
T-4: Collin Morikawa, $330,750
T-4: Ludvig Aberg, $330,750
T-4: Sahith Theegala, $330,750
T-10: Richard Mansell, $209,250
T-10: Wyndham Clark, $209,250
T-10: Alex Noren, $209,250
T-10: Victor Perez, $209,250
T-10: Corey Conners, $209,250
T-15: Tom Kim, -12/268, $141,750
T-15: Alejandro Del Rey, -12/268, $141,750
T-15: Niklas Norgaard Moller, -12/268, $141,750
T-15: Conner Syme, -12/268, $141,750
T-15: Xander Schauffele, -12/268, $141,750
T-15: Matteo Manassero, -12/268, $141,750
T-21: Brian Harman, -11/269, $94,410
T-21: Max Greyserman, -11/269, $94,410
T-21: Rasmus Hojgaard, -11/269, $94,410
T-21: Haotong Li, -11/269, $94,410
T-21: Maximillian Kieffer, -11/269, $94,410
T-26: Si Woo Kim, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Nick Bachem, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Jorge Campillo, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Thomas Detry, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Yannick Paul, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Matthew Jordan, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Cam Davis, -10/270, $63,000
T-26: Antoine Rozner, -10/270, $63,000
T-34: Harris English, -9/271, $46,890
T-34: Jesper Svensson, -9/271, $46,890
T-34: Kurt Kitayama, -9/271, $46,890
T-34: Adam Hadwin, -9/271, $46,890
T-34: Tommy Fleetwood, -9/271, $46,890
T-39: Shubhankar Sharma, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Thorbjorn Olesen, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Grant Forrest, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Ben Griffin, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Matt Fitzpatrick, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Niclai Hojgaard, -8/272, $35,550
T-39: Erik van Rooyen, -8/272, $35,550
T-46: Davis Thompson, -7/273, $23,343
T-46: Francesco Molinari, -7/273, $23,343
T-46: Brendon Todd, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Eric Cole, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Junghwan Lee, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Viktor Hovland, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Lee Hodges, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Ben Kohles, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Daniel Hillier, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Mackenzie Hughes, -7/273, $23,359
T-46: Ugo Coussaud, -7/273, $23,359
T-57: Sam Stevens, -6/274, $20,520
T-57: Charley Hoffman, -6/274, $20,520
T-57: Nick Taylor, -6/274, $20,520
T-57: Ryan Fox, -6/274, $20,520
61: Daniel Brown, -5/275, $20,070
T-62: Marcel Siem, -4/276, $19,710
T-62: Justin Thomas, -4/276, $19,710
T-62: Stewart Cink, -4/276, $19,710
T-65: Seamus Power, -3/277, $19,260
T-65: Ashun Wu, -3/277, $19,260
T-67: Gary Woodland, -2/278, $18,810
T-67: Jens Dantorp, -2/278, $18,810
T-67: Justin Lower, -2/278, $18,810
T-70: Max Homa, -1/279, $18,270
T-70: Andrew Novak, -1/279, $18,270
T-70: Julien Guerrier, -1/279, $18,270
73: Min Woo Lee, +2/282, $17,910
74: Taylor Montgomery, +3/283, $17,730
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