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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) — Robert MacIntyre won the Dunhill Links Championship on Sunday for a second European tour title in as many years in his native Scotland, completing a successful homecoming after being part of Team Europe’s victory in the Ryder Cup last week. “Just a beautiful ending to a good week,” MacIntyre said after shooting a third straight 6-under 66, this time in strong winds on the Old Course at St. Andrews, to complete a four-stroke victory at the home of golf. He scored the same at Carnoustie and Kingsbarns earlier in the week. The third round was postponed on Saturday because of stormy weather, making the event — a pro-am played over three of Scotland’s top links courses — a 54-hole tournament. The No. 9-ranked MacIntyre, who finished the week on 18-under par, won the Scottish Open last year at The Renaissance Club — his previous victory in individual play. He earned 1 1/2 points for the Europeans last week in their win in the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black,  » Read More

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IT was so windy in St Andrews yesterday, the weather vane on the Royal & Ancient clubhouse just about birled off its mounting and disappeared up ...  » Read More

Canberra Southern Cross Club chief executive Matt Walshe inside the new Southbound Clubhouse & Grill. Picture by Gary Ramage Subscribe today for the news that matters or signup to continue reading LIMITED TIME OFFER All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia As the lifestyle reporter, I love finding out what makes people tick and giving insight into the different ways that you can enjoy the city we live in. Email: amy.martin@canberratimes.com.au As the lifestyle reporter, I love finding out what makes people tick and giving insight into the different ways that you can enjoy the city we live in. Email: amy.martin@canberratimes.com.au I like telling local stories and celebrating Canberra. Email: megan.doherty@canberratimes.com.au I like telling local stories and celebrating Canberra. Email: megan.doherty@canberratimes.com.au DailyYour morning newsToday's top stories curated by our news team. Also includes evening update.  » Read More

The Los Angeles Dodgers were the first team to emerge from the Wild Card round after sweeping the Cincinnati Reds. The Dodgers’ starting pitching was dominant and Roki Sasaki slammed the door on the Reds, closing out a series-clinching 8-4 win Wednesday. Los Angeles is moving on to the Division Series and a matchup with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Dodgers are attempting to become the first team to repeat as World Series champions since the New York Yankees won their third-straight title in 2000. And Miguel Rojas likes LA’s chances. “I feel like we have the best personnel in this clubhouse to go the distance. And I’m happy that I got the chance to play with them,” Rojas said when discussing the Dodgers' upcoming clash with the Phillies, per MLB Network. “Our team has a lot of potential to do something special, something that hasn’t been done in 25 years,” Rojas added.Miguel Rojas senses a Dodgers’ World Series repeatJayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images“Everybody in this clubhouse has an opportunity to bring something special to the city of LA.  » Read More

FOOTBALL fans will no longer have to stand in the rain as Malvern Town reveal plans for a major new stand. The Hillsiders have put in a planning application, including a brand new covered terrace for over 200 supporters, improvements to the decking area and increased inclusivity for all visitors of the HDAnywhere Community Stadium. The plans come about in accordance with Malvern's impressive performance in the Southern League Division One South last season, where they made it to the play-off final, coming within inches of promotion before agonisingly losing 1-0 to Worcestershire rivals Evesham United. Attendances grew alongside the performances and Malvern find themselves in a strong position again eight games into the 2025/26 campaign - sat in the play-off positions at the time of writing. Malvern Town chair Chris Pinder explained: "I think the trigger was our attendances have got to the level where it's just not fair for people to stand out in the rain. "Now we are nearing completion with the car park facilities, we want to elevate the rest of the ground." The application has been planned specifically to allow Town to pass ground grading for higher-division football,  » Read More

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The conjurers have decided to stay put at Hollywood’s Magic Castle. In a membership vote of the Academy of Magical Arts that concluded Monday, members say that about 92% of those voting endorsed a reorganization plan designed to give control over the castle’s operations and revenue to a company owned by Magic Castle landlord Randy Pitchford. As part of the deal, AMA members can continue to use the castle as their clubhouse. The AMA, a nonprofit group, would continue to promote magic, running educational efforts and awards programs. If the magicians had voted no, they would have needed to find a new venue at the expiration of their lease on Dec. 31, 2028. Members said they received results by email from the academy Tuesday morning, with tallies showing a 1,038-89 vote to approve changes to AMA bylaws and a 1,043-84 vote to approve changes to AMA articles of incorporation. The vote “will provide a strong foundation for the future of the Academy of Magical Arts,” wrote Christopher Grant, president of the AMA board of directors,  » Read More

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ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Magical moments await at an Allentown science museum. Explore your imagination and earn your ears inside Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit at the Da Vinci Science Center. 69 News Reporter Cierra Genelle visited the exhibit Tuesday morning. In Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit, people can join Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy inside the Clubhouse to plan and throw a surprise birthday party for Pluto, the center's website says. The Da Vinci Science Center says guests can join in the fun and: “Frost” cupcakes and decorate Pluto’s birthday cake Create an arrangement of Pluto’s favorite flowers – tulips Water tomatoes so they can grow and “grill” some hot dogs Doing the Hot Dog Dance with Mickey and pals The exhibit runs from September 27, 2025 to January 19, 2026. The center says Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Exhibit is included with general admission or membership.  » Read More