Robert MacIntyre receives code-of-conduct warning at The Open
ESPN Golf • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 6:13 PM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
Robert MacIntyre of Scotland has been issued a code-of-conduct warning by The R&A for slamming his driver into the ground during the final round of The Open. This incident occurred amidst a highly competitive atmosphere as players battled for positioning in the tournament. The R&A's action is part of its commitment to maintain professional conduct during prestigious events like The Open. MacIntyre's demeanor may draw scrutiny as he seeks to improve his performance moving forward.
- •Robert MacIntyre received a warning from The R&A.
- •The warning followed an incident during The Open.
- •MacIntyre slammed his driver in frustration.
- •The situation highlights the importance of player conduct.
- •The Open remains a critical tournament for golfers.
- 6:53 PMESPN Golf — 'So be it': MacIntyre warned after slamming driver...
"Scotland's Robert MacIntyre was given a code-of-conduct warning by The R&A for slamming his driver into the ground in anger during the final round of The Open.
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