At the Genesis Scottish Open, Robert MacIntyre found himself trailing Adam Scott by two shots on the par-5 16th hole. Facing a daunting lie in thick heather, MacIntyre's practice swing revealed he was standing on a sprinkler head, earning him a free drop into a better position. From nearly 250 yards out, he managed to hit a remarkable 6-iron shot to within 6 feet of the hole, setting up an eagle opportunity. Struggling at the start, MacIntyre seized this lucky break to tie Scott for the lead with an eagle putt. With a raucous crowd cheering him on, he finished the event with a thrilling victory after making a 22-foot birdie putt on the final hole. This incredible turn of events showcases MacIntyre's determination and skill in leveraging the rules to his advantage, ultimately leading him to a well-deserved win.