In a dramatic conclusion to the BMW Championship at Caves Valley GC, Maryland, Scottie Scheffler emerged victorious, showcasing his resilience and skill. Despite a rocky start, Scheffler managed to secure a two-stroke lead, thanks in part to a spectacular chip-in at the 17th hole. His final round of 67, three under par, brought his total to 15 under for the tournament.

Robert MacIntyre, who led by four shots at the start of the final day, experienced a series of setbacks that saw his lead evaporate. Struggling with his driver, MacIntyre opened with consecutive bogeys and found it difficult to regain his form. His frustration was palpable as he admitted to wanting to "smash up my golf clubs" after a disappointing round of 73.

MacIntyre's performance, however, was not without its highlights. A brief resurgence saw him close the gap to within one shot after the 12th hole, but subsequent errors, including a wayward eight iron at the 13th, allowed Scheffler to pull away. Despite these challenges, MacIntyre's efforts were enough to secure his spot in the upcoming Ryder Cup, alongside other top performers like Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood.

The tournament also saw significant movements in the FedEx Cup rankings, with MacIntyre climbing 11 places to ninth. His ascent in the Official World Golf Ranking to eighth marks him as only the third Scot to break into the top ten, following in the footsteps of golf legends Colin Montgomerie and Sandy Lyle.

As the PGA Tour continues, all eyes will be on the next chapter at the Tour Championship, where players like Harry Hall, who secured a sixth-place finish, will be looking to make their mark and bolster their Ryder Cup prospects.