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Adrian Meronk of LIV Golf Rallies to Win Dunhill Links and Secure European Tour Membership
Meronk shot 68 to finish 20-under and earn a full European Tour card for 2027 after coming from four shots behind.
- On Sunday, Adrian Meronk won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews, Scotland, finishing 20-under par and defeating Casey Jarvis and Niklas Norgaard by two shots.
- Meronk, the 2023 World Tour player of the year, defected to LIV Golf after being omitted from the Ryder Cup team in Rome, though he accepted a deal earlier this year to retain European tour membership.
- Overcoming a four-shot deficit with a final-round 68, the 33-year-old Polish player gained the lead after Jarvis missed the green on the 17th and failed to save par.
- Securing a full European card for 2027, Meronk said, "I never usually cry, but this one feels really special," providing stability amid LIV Golf's ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
- To ensure his status for 2027, Meronk will compete in the Spanish Open next week, cementing his European tour presence.
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First victory, after three long years, for the Polish Adrian Meronk, protagonist of a very solid weekend in Scotland, where it has just ended the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, tournament played as usual for the first three days on 3 different routes (Old Course St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns) and then ended, after [...]
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