Robert MacIntyre was expected to be a key figure for the European team, and he showed that at this year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black. Although he was inexperienced at the Rome two years ago, it seems that two years of playing on the PGA Tour had a huge impact on him and his game.
MacIntyre is one of the best players on the PGA Tour, and his qualities are evident in the fact that he played at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship just seven days after winning the Ryder Cup.
The Scottish golfer won his fourth title at that tournament. He arrived on the course just 24 hours before the start and managed to play 12 practice holes.
Many things were not going his way before the tournament began, but the 29-year-old still decided to accept the challenge and in the end his decision to participate in the Dunhill proved to be a great one.
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This best shows how dominant a golfer MacIntyre is; even when many things are out of his control and he is not fully prepared, he is still among the best golfers.
Robert MacIntyre talks about the experience
Speaking to the media, the Scottish golfer stressed that playing in tournaments like this is a huge honor and a great experience. Before the tournament began, he knew what could be the key to success, such as staying out of pot bunkers, especially from tee shots.
In addition, the 29-year-old is enthusiastic about various aspects of his game, such as ball control, but also in general, controlling the game from the beginning to the last day of the tournament.
