Robert MacIntyre
29-Year-Old Golfer
2025 Stats
Rank
9
Winnings
$8,467,191
Winnings/Entry
$352,800
Entries
24
Rounds
87
2026 Fantasy Outlook
While his 2025 season wasn't as memorable as his 2024 campaign when he won twice on the PGA Tour, statistically he was actually better this past year. MacIntyre ranked inside the top 15 in both SG: Total and adjusted scoring average. His approach play took big strides in 2025 and really completed the only weakness that was in his game. Not many players on Tour can say they rank inside the top 60 in all strokes gained categories. MacIntyre was truly a few shots here and there in 2025 from it being another huge season. He finished second at both the U.S. Open and BMW Championship, which were two of his 11 top-20s on the PGA Tour. The Scot also added another home victory on the DP World Tour at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in the fall. Still just 29 years of age, MacIntyre has a lot of strong years ahead of him, and potentially a major in his future. Read Past Outlooks
Second in SG: OTT at Bay Hill
MacIntyre carded a two-under 70 on Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational to finish two-under and tied for 24th.
ANALYSIS
MacIntyre ranked second behind only Cameron Young in SG: Off-the-Tee at Bay Hill, though the Scottish 29-year-old lost over five strokes with his irons while hitting just 40 of 72 greens in regulation throughout the week. Nonetheless, MacIntyre has now gained strokes both off the tee and with the flat stick in each of his first five starts to begin the 2026 season, guiding him to a trio of top-25 results. He'll peg it again this week at THE PLAYERS Championship where he finished solo-ninth last year.
MacIntyre ranked second behind only Cameron Young in SG: Off-the-Tee at Bay Hill, though the Scottish 29-year-old lost over five strokes with his irons while hitting just 40 of 72 greens in regulation throughout the week. Nonetheless, MacIntyre has now gained strokes both off the tee and with the flat stick in each of his first five starts to begin the 2026 season, guiding him to a trio of top-25 results. He'll peg it again this week at THE PLAYERS Championship where he finished solo-ninth last year.
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Past Fantasy Outlooks
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MacIntyre earned his PGA Tour card for 2024 with his strong play on the DP World Tour in 2023. It was quite a struggle out of the gate for the Scot, but he started to really turn it around in late spring when he finished top-15 in three of four starts, including a T8 at the PGA Championship, before earning his first PGA Tour victory at the RBC Canadian Open. Just four starts later MacIntyre had one of the highlights of the year winning the Genesis Scottish Open by rolling in a lengthy putt on the 72nd hole becoming the first Scot to win his national open in 25 years. There's no doubt that MacIntyre has the distance and short game to find success on the PGA Tour for years to come. The question is if he can find more control approaching the greens. Not many of the earnings leaders on the PGA Tour rank outside the top-100 in SG: Approach as MacIntyre did in 2024.
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Third in SG: Putting at Riviera
MacIntyre carded a four-under 67 on Sunday at The Genesis Invitational to finish nine-under and tied for 20th.
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Ties for 37th at Pebble Beach
MacIntyre carded an even-par 72 on Sunday at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to finish 11-under and tied for 37th.
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Share of 38th at The Amex
MacIntyre carded a two-under 70 during the final round of The American Express to finish tied for 38th.
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Surges to T4 at Sony Open
MacIntyre fired a bogey-free, seven-under 63 during the final round at the Sony Open to finish tied with Jacob Bridgeman for fourth.
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Wins on DP World Tour
MacIntyre fired a final round six-under 66 to claim the victory at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by four strokes.
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