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MacIntyre holes monster putt for dream start at The Open!

MacIntyre holes monster putt for dream start at The Open!
Sky Sports Football Thursday 16 July 2026, 07:38 UTC 1 min read
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Robert MacIntyre made a birdie on the first hole at Royal Birkdale to get his Open underway in style.

Robert MacIntyre made a birdie on the first hole at Royal Birkdale to get his Open underway in style. [Image text:] sky sports golf
MacIntyre (ORG) Robert MacIntyre (PERSON) Royal Birkdale (ORG)
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