The DP World Tour’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship plays up the fact that dogs are welcome on the property. During the week, the golf courses get visits from a variety of everyone’s four-legged friends. All dogs must remain on a leash but they can tag along any day of the week.

So, too, are dogs, which roam around golf courses as if they were their own. This week’s Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is no different. During the third round, soccer star Gareth Bale, while playing alongside Englishman Daniel Brown,

Despite Jon Rahm claiming that The Old Course at St. Andrews, as his “favorite course” in the world, it was England’s Tyrrell Hatton who produced the magic on the iconic course on Saturday posting a 61 for his round of 18 holes as he moves to -22 for the tournament, topping the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Championship leaderboard in the process.