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The HotelPlanner Tour was back in action after a one-week break as they headed to Scotland for the 17th staging of the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A, with a prize fund of £250,000.
Event 19 of 29 on the 2025 Road to Mallorca made its debut at SCHLOSS Roxburghe, in the heart of the Scottish Borders near Kelso.
12 winners from the 2025 season teed it up at SCHLOSS Roxburghe: David Law; Maximilian Steinlechner; David Horsey; James Morrison; Rocco Repetto Taylor; Jonathan Goth-Rasmussen; Renato Paratore; Quim Vidal; Joshua Berry; Wilco Nienaber; Jamie Rutherford and Daniel Van Tonder — all vying for a share of the £250,000 prize fund.
The list of past champions has been dominated by British talent, with 11 victors from home shores, including DP World Tour winners David Law from Scotland, who won in 2018, and England’s Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston, who recorded his first professional win at the 2014 tournament.
Brooks Koepka – 2013 Scottish Challenge winner – Getty Images
While there had only been four non-British winners, the list does include five-time Major winner Brooks Koepka, whose triumph in 2013 was his third of the season and earned him automatic promotion to the DP World Tour.
Designed by the internationally renowned golf course architect Dave Thomas, the SCHLOSS Roxburghe has a mixture of holes using the natural contours of the landscape, the mature woodland edge and the scenic views. The signature par 5 hole ‘the Viaduct’, flanked by the river Teviot commands a wonderful position from the elevated tee with the green framed by the famous Roxburgh Viaduct.
Daniel Young sealed a maiden HotelPlanner Tour title on home soil at the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A.
The Scotsman signed for a closing one under par round of 70 at SCHLOSS Roxburghe to finish 19 under par for the week, one shot clear of Frenchman Julien Quesne in second.
Here’s the prize money breakdown for each golfer at the 2025 Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A
1 Daniel Young €46,196.00
2 Julien Quesne €31,759.75
3 Euan Walker €20,210.75
4 John Gough €17,323.50
5 Filippo Celli €11,741.48
5 James Meyer De Beco €11,741.48
5 Quim Vidal €11,741.48
8 Bryce Easton €7,506.85
8 Maxence Giboudot €7,506.85
10 Jonathan Gøth-Rasmussen €6,063.22
10 David Law €6,063.22
12 Adri Arnaus €4,908.32
12 Marc Hammer €4,908.32
12 Tom Lewis €4,908.32
12 Hurly Long €4,908.32
12 Alexander Settemsdaal €4,908.32
18 Joshua Berry €3,753.42
18 Oihan Guillamoundeguy €3,753.42
18 Eddie Pepperell €3,753.42
21 Will Enefer €2,789.81
21 David Horsey €2,789.81
21 Craig Howie €2,789.81
21 Stuart Manley €2,789.81
21 Maxwell Martin €2,789.81
21 James Morrison €2,789.81
21 Renato Paratore €2,789.81
21 Marc Warren €2,789.81
29 Bradley Bawden €2,425.29
29 Stefano Mazzoli €2,425.29
29 Will Porter €2,425.29
32 Kyle Barker €2,078.82
32 Jack McDonald €2,078.82
32 Gabriel Morgan €2,078.82
32 Filip Mruzek €2,078.82
32 Damien Perrier €2,078.82
32 Daniel Rodrigues €2,078.82
32 Julien Sale €2,078.82
32 Lars Van Meijel €2,078.82
32 Aron Zemmer €2,078.82
41 Rocco Repetto Taylor €1,761.22
41 Tim Tillmanns €1,761.22
43 Calum Fyfe €1,443.62
43 Oliver Gillberg €1,443.62
43 Cedric Gugler €1,443.62
43 Toby Hunt €1,443.62
43 Jovan Rebula €1,443.62
43 Javier Sainz €1,443.62
43 Sebastian Sandin €1,443.62
43 Lorenzo Scalise €1,443.62
43 Borja Virto €1,443.62
52 Louis Albertse €1,111.59
52 George Bloor €1,111.59
52 Rhys Enoch €1,111.59
52 Frank Kennedy €1,111.59
56 Ronan Kleu €981.66
56 Alvaro Quiros €981.66
56 Craig Ross €981.66
56 Ben Stow €981.66
56 Saptak Talwar €981.66
61 Ryan Lumsden €895.05
62 Tiger Christensen €851.74
62 Hayden Hopewell €851.74
64 Rory Franssen €721.81
64 Sam Locke €721.81
64 Chris Paisley €721.81
64 Robin Petersson €721.81
64 Lyle Rowe €721.81
64 Ben Sigel €721.81
64 Rhys Thompson €721.81
71 Mark Power €606.32
72 Nathan Legendre €563.01
72 Thomas Power Horan €563.01
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