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“It was my sixth week in a row and if I had played last week it would have been nine weeks in a row on tough golf courses,” explained the 27-year-old.<\/p>\n
“And I wanted to share something special with the people that really matter to me.<\/p>\n
“When I’m on the road there are nice people but they don’t care as much about me as my family and friends do.<\/p>\n
“You don’t win a lot and I wanted to celebrate it with the ones that have helped me get to where I’ve got to, and who really matter in life.<\/p>\n
“So I spent some time with my family then on Friday night we had some friends and family at the golf course and had a few drinks.”<\/p>\n
The Ryder Cup player will tee off at 12:18 BST in the second round of the US Open on Friday – and that means he will be finished in time to watch Scotland’s footballers open Euro 2024 against Germany.<\/p>\n
“I was hoping I would get the draw I got. I’ve not checked the weather, I don’t care about that… I just want to see the football game,” MacIntyre added.<\/p>\n
“We will grab a coffee after the round then sit in the house and cheer them on.<\/p>\n
“Hopefully the boys can do an upset. They’ve got the players and the skill, it’s just about executing. <\/p>\n
“It’s exciting for the whole country and to go back-to-back in Euros – we are starting to build momentum. It shows things are possible. So who knows what might happen.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n