That was enough for a $250,000 share of the $20million purse at the signature PGA Tour event, with MacIntyre firing a final round 66 to leap 20 places up the leaderboard.

So Robert, you’re sitting there, you’re thinking: He’s probably got a 10 per cent chance of three putting this, Maybe more. I’ve got a chance, I’m still in this.

And Robert MacIntyre was watching indoors in the clubhouse, with the Scottish pro waiting to see if his 1 over in the tournament could get him to a playoff with Spaun or maybe even in a win.

OAKMONT, Pa. — (AP) — Robert MacIntyre nearly matched the biggest final-round comeback in U.S. Open history. Instead, he had to settle for sole possession of second place, but on a day when so ...

MacIntyre had hopes of becoming the first Scot to win a major since Paul Lawrie in 1999 when he was the clubhouse leader on the final day at a rain-soaked Oakmont. He produced an excellent two ...

Robert MacIntyre, of Scotland, places his ball on the eight hole during the third round of the U.S. Open golf tournament at Oakmont Country Club Saturday, June 14, 2025, in Oakmont, Pa. (AP ...