14 LIV Golf members in Scotland for the Dunhill Links Championship

Several DP World Tour stars will be at the start of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship (October 3-6). Among them, Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry and Matthew Fitzpatrick. Fourteen representatives from LIV Golf will also be present, including Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton, as well as Americans Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed and Talor Gooch…

The field of Dunhill Links Championship$5 million in prize money, is confirmed day by day. Even if it is not yet completely final, it will, as usual, look great. The world number 3, Rory McIlroyis part of it, just like his teammates from Team Europe during the last Ryder Cup has Rome in October 2023. Let us quote here Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Nicolai Højgaard or even Robert MacIntyre.

Members of the LIV Golf will also be out in force to tackle the links of theOld Course of St Andrewsof Kingsbarns and of Carnoustie. Having finished in the final top 30 of theAsian Tourthe Spanish David Puig And Eugenio Chacarra have confirmed their presence. Respectively former winner of the Breed and winner in Rolex Series (between 2020 and 2024), Jon Rahm And Tyrrell Hatton will play the leading roles. It is recalled that the duo appealed their sanctions on the DP World Tour, which allows them to be at the start of this XXL tournament.

Lots of invitations on the LIV Golf side

Honorary member of the DPWT, Patrick Reed is there too, as are a slew of golfers who have received an invitation from the organization. They include Brooks Koepka, Matt Jones, Hudson Swafford, Louis Oosthuizen And Dean Burmester (both double winners at the start of the season on the European Tour), Branden Grace, Peter Uihlein, Talor Gooch And Caleb Surratt.

Four French players are also announced. If Victor Perezwinner of the event in 2019, is missing out, Matthew PavonAntoine Rozner, Adrien Saddier, Clement Sordet And Tom Vaillant will not miss this meeting which is being held, we remind you, in alliance with an amateur.

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