Paul Lawrie

Stewart’s Melville FP quartet Guy Dalziel, Stuart McLaren, Drew McIntosh and Scott Simpson are through to the semi-finals in the 126th Edinburgh Evening News Dispatch Trophy at the Braids

Former pro who is now a policeman has Dispatch Trophy win in sights

Neil Fenwick pictured during last year's Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A at Newmachar Golf Club. Picture: Mark Runnacles/Getty Images.

Fenwick hopes future is bright after ending career to work for lighting company

Sam Locke shows off the trophy after winning the Pollok Classic in a three-man play-off. Picture: Tartan Pro Tour.

Locke wins Pollok play-off to land fourth Tartan Pro Tour triumph

Kieran Cantley shows off the trophy after his two-shot success in the Porthlethen Classic, the fourth event of the season on Tartan Pro Tour. Picture: Tartan Pro Tour

Cantley chasing more glory on Tartan Pro Tour in Pollok Classic

Euan McIntosh, the sole Scot in the field, has long-time friend Alan Tait on his bag in the Legends Tour's season-ending MCB Tour Championship in Mauritius this week.

Friends reunited as Tait caddies for McIntosh in Mauritius

Gullane's Sam Mukherkee shows off the trophy after winning The Race to The Machie boys' event.

Rasmus Hojgaard helps Sam Mukherjee recover from horror hole at The Machrie

1999 winner Paul Lawrie with the Claret Jug on its visit to The Royal Yacht Britannia as part of a tour of UK. Picture: HSBC

Claret Jug arrives in Edinburgh on tour ahead of 150th Open

The iconic Claret Jug trophy will visit Edinburgh in July.

Famous golf trophy will visit Edinburgh ahead of the 150th Open

Neil Fenwick is among the home players still standing in the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A at Newmachar. Picture: Mark Runnacles/Getty Images.

Neil Fenwick puts 'shambles' behind him at start of big Challenge Tour chance

Kieran Cantley made the first of eight starts on this season's Challenge Tour in last week's Challenge de Espana at Iberostar Real Club de Golf Novo Sancti Petri in Cadiz. Picture: Octavio Passos/Getty Images.

Lothians duo Kieran Cantley and Danny Kay off to strong starts in Scottish Chall...

Sam Locke celebrates his win in the Dundonald Links Classic in Ayrshire. Picture: Tartan Pro Tour

Clear head helps Sam Locke win Dundonald Links Classic on Tartan Pro Tour

Kieran Cantley

Kieran Cantley warms up for new season on Portugal Pro Tour

Double Solheim Cup-winning captain Catriona Matthew has been nominated as a non-executive director. Picture: Tristan Jones

Catriona Matthew and Paul Lawrie set to join Scottish Golf board

Louise Duncan acknowledges the applause on the 18th green during the AIG Women's Open at Carnoustie. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images.

Scottish Golf sets 'aggressive goals' on performance front in 2022

Bob MacIntyre in action during the final round of the DP World Tour Championship at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai. Picture: Warren Little/Getty Images.

Golf: Bob MacIntyre secures top-10 finish in Race to Dubai and US Open spot

Bob MacIntyre in action during the final round of the DP World Tour Championship at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai. Picture: Warren Little/Getty Images.

Bob MacIntyre secures top-10 finish in Race to Dubai and US Open spot
Bob MacIntyre became the first Scot to finish in the top 10 in the Race to Dubai since Paul Lawrie in 2012 and only the second since 2006 on a dramatic last day on the European Tour before its rebrand as the DP World Tour.
Martin Dempster

Michele Thomson earns a fist bump from her manager Paul Lawrie after carding a seven-under-par 65 in the first round of the Trust Golf Women's Scottish Open at Dumbarnie Links. Picture: Tristan Jones/LET

Women's Scottish Open: Michele Thomson leads by two shots after course-record 65

Grant Forrest poses with the Hero Open trophy following his victory at Fairmont St Andrews. Picture: Andrew Redington/Getty Images.

Grant Forrest dedicates Hero Open win to late dad for being 'inspiration'

Grant Forrest waves to the crowd on the 18th green after shooting 62 in the third round of the Hero Open at Fairmont St Andrews. Picture: Andrew Redington/Getty Images.

Grant Forrest, Calum Hill and David Law all in Hero Open title mix

Richie Ramsay hits a tee shot during the last day of the abrdn Scottish Open in East Lothian. Picture: Mark Runnacles/Getty Images.

Scottish Open: 'Bulldog' Richie Ramsay pips Bob MacIntyre for Jock MacVicar Awar...

Martin Gilbert pictured with Rory McIlroy during the pro-am for the 2019 Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club. Picture: Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images.

Martin Gilbert: Fear of joining golf clubs needs to be eradicated

Scottish Golf's new OpenPlay scheme has been endorsed by major winners Catriona Matthew and Paul Lawrie, as well as R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers. Picture: Scottish Golf

Independent golfers in Scotland offered handicaps under new OpenPlay scheme

Sam Locke is bidding for his second success of the season on the Tartan Pro Tour after winning the Barassie Links Classic last month. PIcture: Tartan Pro Tour

Sam Locke and Kieran Cantley in Pollok Open mix on Tartan Pro Tour

Craig Howie poses with the trophy after his runaway win in the Range Servant Challenge by Hinton Golf at Hinton Golf Club in Malmo. Picture: Luke Walker/Getty Images.

Craig Howie secures maiden Challenge Tour win by seven shots in Sweden

Tartan Pro Tour founder Paul Lawrie is flanked by Connor Wilson, left, and Gregor Graham before their round in the Royal Dornoch Masters. Picture: Tartan Pro Tour

Round with Paul Lawrie rubs off on Connor Wilson with 63

Paul Lawrie, who set up the Tartan Pro Tour, presents Neil Fenwick with a watch after one of his victories on the circuit last season. Picture: Kenny Smith

Neil Fenwick hopes new manager Paul Lawrie can take him to 'next level'

Paul Lawrie, the Tartan Pro Tour's founder, with Neil Fenwick, who went on to top the 2020 order of merit, after winning at Pollok. Picture: Tartan Pro Tour

Open venues and Scottish Open courses on 2021 Tartan Pro Tour schedule
Paul Lawrie’s Tartan Pro Tour is set to visit Open Championship venues and Scottish Open courses this year as part of an exciting second schedule for the circuit.
Martin Dempster

Stephen Gallacher gives the thumbs up after completing his round in the Saudi International powered by SoftBank Investment Advisers at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club in King Abdullah Economic City. Picture: Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images.

'Old boy' Stephen Gallacher feels galvanised by young Scots

First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon has allowed Scotland to be the only country in the UK and Ireland where golf courses are still open. Picture: Andrew Milligan - WPA Pool/Getty Images.

Why praise is due for Scottish golf courses being allowed to stay open

Catriona Matthew after winning the 2009 Ricoh Women's British Open Championship at Royal Lytham St Annes. Picture: Warren Little/Getty Images

Paul Lawrie and Catriona Matthew given role in review of Scottish Golf

Bruntsfield Links amateur Stuart McLaren pictured in action during last week's PGA EuroPro Tour Qualifying School final at Studley Wood in Oxfordshire. Picture: Matt Lynch/PGA EuroPro Tour

Stuart McLaren set to 'give it a bash' in professional ranks

Stephen Gallacher played in the Irish Open last week to tune up

Stephen Gallacher: Covid cannot take away prestige of Scottish Open

Paul Lawrie with Neil Fenwick at the presentation

Tartan Pro Tour win is timely tonic for Neil Fenwick

Aberdeen Standard Investments, long-time Scottish golf sponsors, have handed the game another big boost

New Tartan Pro Tour to offer ASI Scottish Open spot for men and women

Neil Fenwick with his dad Ross, who won his fight with the Covid-19 virus, and young son Louie

Paul Lawrie is lauded by Neil Fenwick for setting up new pro tour

The Fast and the Furriest's controversial dog-walking site near Peebles, south-west of Milkieston Toll House.

Roslin man hopes to be third time lucky with Peebles dog walking site

David Drysdale on his way to a bogey-free seven-under-par 64 in the third round of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters at Education City Golf Club in Doha. Picture: Getty Images

David Drysdale steps up bid for first European Tour win in 498th event

Euan Mcintosh, Andrew Riatt, Michael Long, David Morland IV and Carl Suneson promote the tour

Edinburgh ace Euan McIntosh reveals battle to win Senior Pro tour card

Grant Forrest opened with a six-under-par 66 to share the lead in the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open as Connor Syme, David Law and Calum Hill also started brightly

Grant Forrest off to another flying start with a 66 in Mauritius

Paul Lawrie played against the Americans at Brookline in 1999 and also at Medinah 13 years later

Paul Lawrie ‘delighted’ to lead Europe in Junior Ryder Cup

Penicuik man’s dog walking facility plans set for decision

Paul Lawrie won the Scottish Senior Open at the weekend. Pic: SNS

Andrew Oldcorn tips Paul Lawrie to be prolific senior ranks winner after Craigie...

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Paul Lawrie braced for a ‘messy’ celebration

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Paul Lawrie leads on Scottish Senior Open debut

Andrew Oldcorn pleased for ‘major’ boost of Scottish Senior Open

US Open winner Michael Campbell confirms entry for Scottish Seniors Open at Crai...

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Colin Montgomerie shoots par at Seniors as accuracy rules over length

Paul Lawrie's ambition is to add the Senior Open title to his 1999 Open success

Paul Lawrie expecting an incredible standard during Senior Open at Craigielaw

Shane Lowry on the 12th tee

Home hero Shane Lowry shares The Open lead at halfway

Stephen Gallacher will provide epxeter analysis

Open special: Stephen Gallacher to be a pundit

Phil Mickelson tees off on the 16th during a practice round at Royal Portrush Golf Club. Pic: Getty

2019 Open: Bob MacIntyre on why he’s been influenced by Phil Mickelson

Thomas Bjorn

Paul Lawrie expects Thomas Bjorn to have Ryder Cup game-face on come Friday

Stonehaven's Sam Locke tees off at the 14th on his way to a one-under 70 in the third round at Carnoustie. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Silver Medal winner Sam Locke vows to '˜keep kicking on' in The Open

Sam Locke celebrates his birdie on the 18th.
Picture: Ian Rutherford

The Open: Sam Locke looks to build on finishing top Scot in first round

Former champion Stephen Gallacher had a topsy-turvy round in Dubai. Pic: Getty

Topsy-turvy round leaves Stephen Gallacher in Dubai cut sweat

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