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Robert MacIntyre says he is starting to see “light at the end of the tunnel” before his Canadian Open title defence, after a mixed 2025 so far.<\/b><\/p>\n
The 28-year-old Scot has earned three top-10 finishes on his second year on the PGA Tour, but at times has struggled with his putting and short game.<\/p>\n
However, he says his form is picking up after finishing tied for sixth at the Charles Schwab Challenge and a share of 20th at the Memorial Tournament.<\/p>\n
“The last two weeks have been pretty good for me,” MacIntyre said. <\/p>\n
“Starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel. It’s not been kind of easy sailing for me this year.<\/p>\n
“It’s been a little bit of trying to fix certain things. But now I feel like we’re on the right path and the game’s starting to kind of merge together.<\/p>\n
“Tee to green, I’ve been really good. Chipping has not been the best. Not that I’ve got a problem, it’s just I’m chipping on grainy greens that I’m not used to.<\/p>\n
“Putting, I’ve been struggling, but since I changed putting coaches at Pebble Beach, my putting is now coming back to where I want it to be.<\/p>\n
“My game is in a great spot again and I’m looking forward to what is ahead.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n