Meronk wins Dunhill Links from four shots behind

Summarised from 3 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 4 Oct, 20:30 · Archive

Adrian Meronk came from four shots behind to beat Casey Jarvis by two shots in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

Adrian Meronk came from four shots behind to win the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship by two shots at St Andrews on Sunday. Jarvis had led entering the final day after posting a seven-under 65 on Saturday, which included an eagle on his first hole, giving him a two-shot advantage. Matt Fitzpatrick and Robert MacIntyre were among those chasing Jarvis heading into the final round.

Meronk's comeback on the final day proved decisive as he overtook the leader to claim victory. The win came on what the Daily Mail reports was described as an emotional day for Meronk. For Jarvis, the loss means he falls short of a third DP World Tour title in 2024, having won twice earlier in the year.

How it is being reported

• Adrian Meronk holds nerve to win Alfred Dunhill Links ChampionshipIndependent Sport · 4 Oct, 21:16
• Emotional Adrian Meronk seals 'special' victory in Alfred Dunhill Links ChampionshipDaily Mail Sport · 4 Oct, 20:18
• Meronk outlasts Jarvis to win Alfred Dunhill Links ChampionshipSky Sports · 4 Oct, 16:35
• Jarvis seeks victory at St Andrews, Fitzpatrick among chasing pack LIVE!Sky Sports · 4 Oct, 12:00
• Jarvis pushing for third DP World tour title of year at Dunhill LinksSky Sports · 3 Oct, 18:55

In this story: Adrian Meronk · Casey Jarvis · St Andrews · Matt Fitzpatrick · Robert MacIntyre · Alfred Dunhill Links Championship · DP World Tour

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