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Guido Migliozzi hit a contender for the luckiest shot of the year on the final hole at St. Andrews on Sunday.

Alex Noren was faced with an impossible task on the 17th hole at St. Andrews, but he hit an amazing shot.

Billy Horschel loves to play golf on British soil, but even he was swept away by the tough conditions at St. Andrews.

A faultless third round from the former Masters champion sees him take a three-shot lead going into the final round.

Fleetwood and Danny Willett were the big movers on day two as Hatton continued his good form. 

After watching his countryman Oleksandr Usyk beat Anthony Joshua, Wladimir Klitschko travelled to Scotland to compete at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

"Come the start of next season, there's going to be goals set, and I'm 100 per cent sure that Rome is going to be top of the list for a two-year goal."

The European Tour heads to the famed Old Course at St Andrews, and one of the greatest golf hotels in the world. 

The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is a unique championship that includes three different courses and a team event as well.

The pair reportedly met at the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi and were married two years later. 

Max Homa wins the first PGA Tour event of the new season - and collects a huge sum of money in the process.

It is always awkward when a professional golfer swears on live television...

Broberg makes tough work of final round but holds on to seal his second career win on the European Tour

Wives and girlfriends of players in the European Ryder Cup side are permitted entry to Whistling Straits. 

Broberg fires a stunning course-record 61 to move into pole position for his second career European Tour title. 

Kristoffer Broberg and Richard Mansell shot a 64 on day two of the Dutch Open to wipe out the previous course record set by Niall Kearney in the first round.

It's a pretty simple game, but with hilarious results. 

Johannes Veerman is a great price to win his second European Tour event of the season at the Dutch Open.

Justin Rose and Thomas Pieters were paired together in the final round of the BMW PGA Championship, and they both nearly holed out from the middle of the 18th fairway.

The American had reportedly been planning to go out to dinner with the West Ham players all week. 

Billy Horschel secured a healthy €1,125,951.98 prize for winning his first Rolex Series event at the BMW PGA Championship.