It all came down to a shoot-out on the 18th as Hatton and the gallant Belgian, Nicolas Colsaerts, marched up the final hole in a tie at the top. Things were so tight, you half expected them to reach for their dueling pistols as they clumped over Grannie Clark’s Wynd.

You’ve got to love the Old Course. Well, you don’t have to, but it seems like it helps to feel at home in the Home of Golf. Especially if your name is Tyrrell Hatton. In outpacing the persistent challenge of Nicolas Colsaerts over the most famous closing holes in golf to claim his third Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

With the win, Hatton becomes the first three-time winner in tournament history, having previously been a back-to-back winner in 2016-17. He also ascends to 16th in the Race to Dubai and secures his place in the season finale while also climbing to 20th in the Official World Golf Rankings.

The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship erupted into a battleground as LIV Golf’s elite stormed the greens, turning heads and stirring controversy in a dazzling display of power and precision. Breaking away from the PGA Tour’s restrictions,

Tyrrell Hatton won the Dunhill Links Championship for a record third time Sunday after making birdie at the 18th hole on the Old Course at St. Andrews to finish a stroke clear of playing partner Nicolas Colsaerts.

Tyrrell Hatton has seen his world ranking plummet following his move to LIV Golf earlier this year, but a return to the DP World Tour has seen the Englishman make a much-needed leap

Tyrrell Hatton returned to the DP World Tour in Scotland last week and marked it with a victory, banking a third win at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

Tyrrell Hatton was in a state of disbelief when his father, Jeff, made an incredible birdie putt in the team competition of Dunhill Links last week.