Adrian Meronk wins Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
The LIV golfer secured the title with a final-round 68, beating Casey Jarvis by two strokes.
He ended a 1,087-day wait to claim the title. Meronk's final round was steady, with three birdies and one bogey.
The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is a prestigious event held at St Andrews, one of golf's most iconic courses. The tournament brings together top golfers from around the world.
Advertise with usYour brand hereIn-feed (between news) · Native cardBook this space →Casey Jarvis, the South African golfer, had a strong start to the tournament, holing out for eagle on the first hole. He led by two strokes at one point, but Meronk's consistent play allowed him to catch up.
The tournament featured a strong field of golfers, with several players in contention throughout the event. England's Matthew Jordan lagged behind the leader by a mere two strokes as the final round approached.
The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is one of the most popular events on the DP World Tour calendar, with a rich history dating back to 2003.
Why it matters
Golf fans will be excited to see Meronk's consistent play pay off, while the tournament's strong field and historic setting make it a must-watch event.
What's next
The Open de Espana will be the next event on the DP World Tour calendar, taking place from Thursday.
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