He used an eagle on the par-5 No. 16 to make a move and then finished it on No. 18
Robert MacIntyre birdied the final hole to win his home country’s tournament, shooting 3-under-par 67 on Sunday in the Scottish Open at North Berwick.
MacIntyre, who won last month’s Canadian Open, had time to catch up. . Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg, the third-round leader, slumped to 73 and shared fourth place at 14 under. Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy , the 2023 champion, and England’s Aaron Rai , with the fourth-best score in the final round, finished at 14 under.Even with two bogeys and a double-bogey, Scott looked to be in solid position. He notched birdies on three of the five par-3s in the final round.
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