Some of the world’s best golfers are descending on Scotland as the Scottish Open takes centre stage. Played at the Renaissance Club along the Scottish coastline in North Berwick, many players see this as the perfect PGA tour event to warm up before The Open, which takes place next week.
Eight of the PGA's top 10 are participating this year, including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele and Justin Thomas. Scotsman, Robert MacIntyre, will be returning to defend his title and try to take home the winner’s $1.5 million (£1.1m) from the $9 million prize pot.
For those who have not made it to The Open next week, there is also an opportunity to qualify, as there are three places available for the highest-placed players who make the cut and have not qualified.
We have put together all the information you need to follow all the action from the four days at the Renaissance Club.
Scottish Open info
Date: Thursday, July 10 - Sunday, July 13
Tee-Off time: 7am BST (Round 1 & 2)
Venue: Renaissance Club, North Berwick, Scotland
TV channels: Sky Sports (UK)
Prize pot: $9 million
Last year’s winner: Robert MacIntyre
Top odds: Scheffler (15/4) - McIlroy (15/2) - Fleetwood (20/1)
Scottish Open schedule
The Scottish Open’s first tee-off time on Thursday is at 7am. The group of Joel Dahmen, Ryan Gerard and Marcel Schneider have the honour of kicking us off, before the feature groups get going over an hour later.
At 8.17am, you have a feature group of Sepp Straka, Justin Thomas and Laurie Canter, followed at 8.28am by the world number one Scottie Scheffler, last year’s winner Robert MacIntyre and Adam Scott. World number nine Ludvig Aberg and world number five Collin Morikawa tee off with Frenchman Martin Courva at 8.39am.
In the afternoon, we finally see Rory McIlroy take to the green with Viktor Hovland and Xander Schauffele at 1.43pm. They are followed by J.J. Spaun and Tommy Fleetwood, with Connor Syme, at 1.54pm.
Scheffler is the favourite for the title with bet365 at 15/4. He is followed by McIlroy at 15/2, with Fleetwood and Schauffele at 20/1, MacIntyre and Morikawa at 22/1, and Aberg at 25/1.
Where to watch
The Scottish Open 2025 is live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf for the entirety of the tournament, with coverage starting at 8.30am BST on Thursday, July 10 and at the same time on Friday, July 11. Coverage of rounds three and four will start at 10am instead.
Tickets
You can still buy a ticket to see all the action from the Genesis Scottish Open 2025. General Admission tickets start from £50 for adults on Thursday and then £60 for the rest of the competition. You can also purchase a pass for the whole week, starting from Wednesday, July 9, for £170 for adults.
Odds correct at time of writing, subject to change.