Robert MacIntyre won the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday to declare his very first PGA Tour success. That win got him into today’s Memorial Tournament, the Travelers Championship, and, obviously, the U.S. Open. The 27-year-old will not be in Dublin, Ohio. Rather, he will head home to Scotland and hang around with his household. This choice appears to have actually come at the eleventh hour, particularly given that the Scottish golf enthusiast did not understand whether he would play. “Yeah, well, I’ve not even spoken with my mama, my household, my group, my supervisors,” MacIntyre stated Sunday night. “I’m thinking I’m going to need to (smiling). I would like to go home for a celebration, however I believe we’ll most likely play next week.” A little over 12 hours later on, he made his choice. The news ended up being main when the PGA Tour Communications revealed it on Monday. With his option, Davis Thompson will change him in the field at The Memorial Tournament. Robert MacIntyre WD from the Memorial Tournament provided by Workday. Davis Thompson changes MacIntyre in the field through the Aon Swing 5.– PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) June 3, 2024 Many gamers would leap at the opportunity to dip into The Memorial, particularly now that it is a Signature Event, however MacIntyre selected a journey back to Scotland rather. His choice does not come as a shock. He pointed out that he was homesick numerous times, and with this triumph, MacIntyre can remove a week. “This is my 5th occasion in a row. I was preparing to do U.S. Open qualifier tomorrow, 36 holes with my papa on the bag,” he stated after his win. “Thankfully, that’s off the cards.” His next occasion will likely be the U.S. Open at Pinehurst Resort and Country Club June 13-16. Savannah Leigh Richardson is a golf personnel author for SB Nation’s Playing Through. For more golf protection, make certain to follow us @_PlayingThrough on all significant social platforms. You can likewise follow her on Twitter @SportsGirlSL and Instagram @savannah_leigh_sports.
Robert MacIntyre’s fascinating option to avoid Memorial Tournament, see household
