Genesis Scottish Open Saturday live leaderboard updates, tee times, where to watch
This is a tournament in the UK with a Korean automaker as the title sponsor played on a course designed by an American (Tom Doak) with top 10 after 36 holes featuring golfers from the U.S., England, Sweden, Germany, Canada, Austria and Northern Ireland.
Let's have a day.
2025 Genesis Scottish Open scores
Check out the leaderboard and tee times for the third round of the tournament. Here's the top five before play began for Saturday's third round.
The tournament's defending champion, Robert MacIntyre, made the cut on the number after making birdie on 17 and par on 18.
Big names to miss the cut include 2025 U.S. Open champ J.J. Spaun and Collin Morikawa.
Where to watch, follow the Genesis Scottish Open
What are some of the better groups Saturday at Genesis Scottish Open?
Who's not in the British Open yet but can get in with a strong Scottish Open?
The top three finishers in the Genesis Scottish Open not already in the 2025 British Open will get the final three spots. After 36 holes, here's who's in best position:
Chris Gotterup, Scottish Open leader at 11 under. He doesn't need to win Sunday, he just needs to be among the top three finishers.
Matti Schmid, Keith Mitchell and Jake Knapp are tied for sixth at 7 under. Those are the next three not already in sitting in good position but only two of them can go to Royal Portrush, assuming Gotterup maintains his place ahead of them.
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