There’s something about returning to this part of the world that has cleared up Rory McIlroy’s post-Masters haze.

Viktor Hovland carded one of the few clean cards in the first round of the Scottish Open, but he doesn't want anyone to think The Renaissance is easy.

The PGA TOUR heads across the pond for the Genesis Scottish Open. The event, co-sanctioned with the DP World Tour, is set to boast a wonderful field consisting of so many of the world’s top players including No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, back in action for the first time since the Travelers Championship.

SportsLine golf expert Eric Cohen locked in a $10 seven-leg PGA Tour parlay that would return nearly $1.2 million for the Genesis Scottish Open 2025

No matter what Rory McIlroy shoots or how he handles the media spotlight, one thing that remains untouchable is his career Grand Slam. It took 11 years for the Northern Irish man to finally break through.

Gotterup was giddy to see it. Rained out when he tried to play it ahead of last year’s Genesis Scottish Open, the American was intent on squeezing in a little bit more links golf. It’s why he didn’t hesitate to make the long trip over to Scotland, despite not having a spot in The Open Championship next week.