Round 2 Highlights | 2025 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

Round 2 Highlights | 2025 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

to Fleetwood at 18 at Kings Barnes. Looking right half really nice soft draw. It’s tailor made for him really. Just that little draw. He’ll get away with that one. That’s the fast lane. That is perfect. And when that hole plays into the wind, which it isn’t today, it’s a brute. It is a brute. Yeah. Yeah, I mean that was clearly a hard shot, wasn’t it? He’s dealt with that really well. You can see the f the feet moving around trying to find some balance cuz he knew coming into the ball that was going to be difficult. I think he cope with that really well. Toy down the left hand side of 18 over the Dell. Oh yeah, love his goal swing. Love how he holds it off, you know, strong follow through. Great stable base. Never seen him lose his balance. That was beautiful at Kings Barnes. Now that was Andy Murray had picked his ball up. Now T not happy not getting up and down. Back a hole at 16. It’s not your fault, Tur. Right over to the old course and to Nathan Kimy who has this for a ninth successive birdie. Would you believe? Wowers. That is unbelievable. Never thought I’d see that. He’s capitalizing on the calmer conditions. That’s nine in a row. Can you believe it? Eight under. They’re getting a nine under at the moment. Middle off the pretty straight part. Give it. Give it. Yes. What color would you call that, Johnny? I was just about mustard. It’s a mustard put. Wonder whether Mrs. Hollier knows that that’s coming, but we we’ll talk about another time. Dom. Yes, those conditions have changed. That’s not just wind, that’s rain on the camera. Fine shot by Fleetwood. Beautifully, beautifully judged down breeze down the hill at one. Great iron player, too. Good driver of the board. Finds the fairway. Yeah, beautiful. Never easy with the wind conditions as gustin off the right hand side. You can see the flag pretty limp though were to decide to go again. Perhaps the more interesting question is what are the uh United States going to do? Who’s going to be their next captain as we watch J uh Joel Moscatella, beg you pardon, of Spain over on the old course. Oh, and in she goes. Thank you very much. Little bit of delay reaction. Little hop skip and a jump and some zippity doo doo dah and back into the hole we go. Thank you very much. And then his wife came back and said, “Well, it was for 4 hours.” He said, “That’s not a date.” He said, “So it was a little bit I caused a little bit of friction between the two walking down the high street in St. Andrews last night.” Oh, top shot there from Bober McIntyre. Bobber. I’ve always called him Bobber and Bobber. Look at that. As much use as the Astrian motorbike. I’ll get a net if it hasn’t been said already. He’s had some day out there and he’s got his little place in history. Here’s Bill Murray. Oh, well done, Bill. Well done. Nine more holes to go. Battle that you’ve had out there today. Have a weed drram. That’s a good idea. Andy Murray out of the wet sand. He looks a little disappointed with that one. The chairs have been put on their sides as well. That gives you an idea. Let’s go to Tom McKibben. It’s nicely judged, isn’t it? That might give him a chance to join the lead in the minute. Well, there you go. I mean, he was regarded as one of the longer hitters in the game. He’s made sure he’s he’s actually crying four because he thinks he’s over the back of the green. He’s taken that much club and he’s only just made it over the ditch. That’s a classic, isn’t it? An eagle. It is. Well, he hauled out from the fairway at seven yesterday at Carnoui. That is another cracking blow from Brett Overman. Murray for the up and down. Beautifully done. Well done, Andy Murray. Look at that start to the back nine. Yeah, just did drift away. Oh, dear. That’s going to be on the gram later. I fear it’s a lot of sight spin there. Oh, up against a ghost gor bush here. Don’t be falling to your right. bumps it in the bank. Has he got the touch? Yeah, not bad. Not bad, Tommy. Love that you play. Have a nice bit of juice on this one. Here it comes. Nice. Lovely. Great control. Whoa. Knee eye to a grasshopper. That ball flight keeping it low running. Oh, what a goal shot. Come on. Two putt for your par. Hopefully short with a fur. Pretty straight putt. Go for firm. Yes. Get in there, Andy. You’re going to learn a lot about your game in these conditions. That’s for sure. You won’t play it very often. Oh Bob, not get in for Birdie. Get to 11 under for fourth. Yes, get in there. Nice little fist pump. That’s the way you do it. Mr. Murray looking on opposing team. Siri McCoyy’s T-shot in here at P 313 rocking a claw and getting it done. Well done, AP. gets him to 14 under which is uh just outside the top 40 at the minute. And look at Tur here. Obviously the hat still on back to front to avoid the drips from distance. Can he get it all the way back there? So slow. Goes down into the Dell up the other side. He has great effort. And Mario and six back up the green. [Applause] Oh, fist bumper. Typical sportsman. Absolutely nitty and gritty. Michael’s wife, Katherine Cedar Jones, is in town. Here she is. King Bars. Well done. All right. Powerful hitter. [Music] Oh, what a golf shot. Never easy to judge down the breeze. Howling off the right as well. Here’s Penge for Buddy at four. Lovely. Well done. Oh, they like that one. A few people out there supporting Marco. Oh, how’ you make a How would you make a B on that? Yes, very well done. What a great four that is in tough conditions. Ball miles above his feet. Threewood nowhere near the green and a pitch and a putt. Still a smile given up with the hats now. Yeah, there you go. Came up just short of the bunker. So, relatively simple chip down the hill. Nicely judged. Put me down for a three to Kings Bars the ninth. Tommy Fleetwood who makes his par. Well done. Battling away right to the end. Everyone was putting from here yesterday. Not today. The wind so strong you can lob it almost in the air or jumping up the slope. Oh, how’s your luck? It’s downwind as well. Oh, touch of class. That’s brilliant. Sensational. It is truly remarkable how Hatton can be so annoyed with the T-shot and completely forget about it like a goldfish with Jeff Hatton back at Kings Barnes. could shank. I kid. Yeah, I have to. I think my ball would be in my pocket at this stage. Yeah, I have to agree with you. He’s going to catch the ground behind at the on the lip. He thank his son for the for the great chip. I’ll be wandering to the ninth T. I think this could be a fresh air. He might hold it. He’s going to get the bank on the way down surely. Yeah. Watch this. Great effort. What a shot that is. Dare I say it? That’s better than sun. I went out there. That’s remarkable. Well done. That’s an excellent round of golf, isn’t it? From Bob McIntyre, a returning European Rider Cup hero. Round in 66. Yeah, what a great score that is. Really is. He’s played in some of the worst of the weather. Well, Brooks Keepka has another one for Par. Remember, he was bogey free until he played dropped a shot his first of the day at the previous hole. Another Oh, at least another one’s going to go there. I think to be fair, he was bog free until you mentioned that he was bog free. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Oh, no. They’re not going to, are they? I think the battery’s gone in the buggy. No, that was the hooter. Oh no. Oh, what a shame. That is not what you want to hear when you got one one and a half holes to play. Last putt on the last green. We’ve had everything, haven’t we? We’ve had the rain. We’ve had the the strong gusting winds. So, play suspended on this second day of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. I think we’ve done unbelievable to get this far. I really do. I think they I thought they were going to call this about an hour ago. I’ve got to be honest. Just the one drop shot for Bob McIntyre. Side by side with Sterie in a share of the leads. He’s won at Renaissance, his national open championship. How he would dearly love to win this title at the home of golf in St. Andrews. Bob McIntyre. Wowers mid60s, high 60s, plenty of them. It’s been some day. Really was, wasn’t it? To watch another DP World Tour video, click here. And to subscribe, click here.

Highlights of Day 2 at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, where weather caused chaos for the day but Robert MacIntyre impressed on home soil only a few days after his Ryder Cup win.

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Just two days on from helping Team Europe to victory in the Ryder Cup at Bethpage, going unbeaten across four matches, Tyrrell Hatton is in Scotland for the defence of his Alfred Dunhill Links Championship title. A year ago, the Englishman became the first three-time winner of the tournament. Joining him are countrymen Tommy Fleetwood and Matt Fitzpatrick, the latter a fellow past champion, along with Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre. The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is played over St Andrews’ Old Course, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, three world-renowned links courses, culminating in the final day on the Old Course. Fitzpatrick is among the Major Champions from six countries teeing it up this week as a strong international field assembles. The 2022 U.S. Open winner is joined by fellow Englishman Danny Willett, Ireland’s Pádraig Harrington, who is trying to equal Hatton’s record as a three-time winner, Germany’s Martin Kaymer, Australia’s Cameron Smith, South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen and American quartet Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson as players to have won Majors. PGA TOUR winners Tony Finau, Aldrich Potgieter and Harry Hall are also among those in action, while a host of winners on this season’s Race to Dubai are targeting more silverware, including Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan and France’s Adrien Saddier.

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