Bob MacIntyre came from seven back on the final day to almost claim a first major. But what does his US Open tilt tell us about what might come next?

MacIntyre registered his best ever finish at a Major championship, with the Scot receiving a number of bonuses despite missing out on the US Open title

The challenge of Oakmont was tough for him, and he shared his thoughts about it in an interview with the media.

So much for Justin Rose being a shoo-in for golf’s “most gracious loser of the year” award. At the very least, Bob MacIntyre has provided some enriching competition for his Ryder Cup partner with his own classy response to agonising defeat at the US Open on Sunday night.

Robert MacIntyre not giving up major dream after falling just short at US Open - MacIntyre had hopes of becoming the first Scot to win a major since Paul Lawrie in 1999 when he was the clubhouse leader on the final day.

Honest Bob MacIntyre admits he thought he’d won the US Open. But the bullish Scot believes he now heads to next month’s Open bang on target for his Major moment after being agonisingly denied glory at Oakmont.

Robert MacIntyre lost the U.S. Open. His gesture of sportsmanship after was equal parts shocking and touching. The post Bob MacIntyre lost the U.S. Open, but his gesture in defeat told the story appeared first on Golf.

Robert MacIntyre says his level-par score on the first day of the US Open is "up there" with the best rounds of his career.

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