PGA European Tour - Tournaments

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

Old Course St. Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns

Scotland

05 Oct 2006 - 08 Oct 2006

JP McManus (left) and Padraig Harrington

Harrington and McManus Repeat Alfred Dunhill Links Triumph

08 Oct 2006

In a repeat of four years ago, Ireland’s Padraig Harrington lifted the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship trophy as well as the team prize in partnership with amateur JP McManus. Unlike 2000, the €630,566 first prize cheque had the additional benefit of thrusting Harrington into contention to win his first European Tour Order of Merit. Victory at St Andrews moved Harrington up three places to second on the Order of Merit, just €218,185 behind Ryder Cup team-mate Paul Casey of England.

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Dredge and Harrington Set For Shootout At St Andrews

07 Oct 2006

After the low scoring of the first two rounds at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, the Scottish wind got up to turn the traditional moving day into a damage limitation exercise as some of the world’s best players were blown down the leaderboard at Carnoustie, Kingsbarns and St Andrews. At the close of a testing third round, Bradley Dredge remained in front but the Welshman had seen his three-shot overnight lead whittled down to one by Irish Ryder Cup player Padraig Harrington.

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Momentum Carries Dredge Three Clear

06 Oct 2006

Bradley Dredge kept his momentum going on the second day of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by following his course-record opening round at St Andrews with an impressive four under par 67 at Carnoustie to take a two shot lead into the weekend.

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Casey in Command at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

05 Oct 2006

Paul Casey’s penchant for taking his putter out of the equation returned to inflict further damage to his rivals as he led after the opening day of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The Englishman carded a nine under par 63 at Kingsbarns to lead by a shot from Johan Edfors and Bradley Dredge, who is now the proud holder of the record for the extended Old Course at St Andrews.

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Focus Turns to the Home of Golf

02 Oct 2006

A truly sensational month of golf in Great Britain and Ireland comes to a conclusion this week with the sixth staging of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at three of Scotland’s most celebrated courses – Carnoustie, Kingsbarns, and the Old Course at St Andrews.

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