Scottish Open: Rory Mcilroy denied the second title, where Chris Guttrop won the shock to reserve the royal photo spot | Golf news

Rorre McLeroi was rejected the title of Scottish Genesis open by the inspiring Chris Gottrop in the last round of Al -Nahda Club, and lost to Americans by two strokes.

Mcilroy tied, tied with the Lead team during the night in 11 years, clearly with a consecutive bird in the fourth and fifth, but Gotterup – after the opening ghost – keep up with the birds in three, seven and eight – the last, along with one aspect also for Mcilroy, pushing the couple from the chase package.

Then the Mcilroy title was stopped with a 10 consecutive extension to close his tour, while Gotterup seized the initiative and hit two forward with more strokes gained at 10 and 12.

He threatened a ghost at the age of 15 with the late melting of the 158th world, only for him to respond with a bird in the fifth and five as he closed a stunning victory, while Mcilroy ended in Marco with Marco Penge.

Both the other British were the title of Witto Fitzpatrick in short, but they were unable to keep up with the shipping at the back at the ninth, while his compatriot Justin Rose toured today, and took him seven further 63 years to 11 years.

Nicolai HGGARD, along with Gotterup, got one of the last sites of the open championship next week at the Royal Portrush with the closing of 64 obtained by a fourth share, along with Fitzpatrick, in 12 below.

After Seb Staca, who was wandering in the first ten places, ranked seventh in 10, while Ryder’s Roma Cup teammate ranked two years ago, Ludwig åberg, to precede two eagles in a mixed final round of 68.

Al -Suwaidi ended the eighth rank at the age of nine, along with the defense of the open champion Zander Shafel and Sistaki Shevler, who continued his strike in his last tour, which he promised more.

Viktor Hovland ranked double on the seventeenth of the seventeenth century to get out of the first ten to a tie in the eleventh place in the eighth under Winddham Clark, who returned, in the final group alongside Gotterup and Mcilroy, to 71.

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