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    Daniel Hillier's ready to change mindset after a satisfying start to golf's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland

    Daniel Hillier's ready to change mindset after a satisfying start to golf's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland


    His nine-under par opening round was the top score of the day on the St. Andrews Old Course, and sits tied for third in the three-course event, two strokes off the lead.

    Hillier now has to prepare for the Carnoustie course for round two.



    The best performer at Carnoustie in the opening round was 12th-placed Jon Rahm with a seven-under 65.

    Sam Jones is tied for 27th at five-under par, while Kazuma Kobori's 96th after a two-under opening round.

    GOLF COVERAGE WITH CROWN... THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A NEW CROWN. SIMPLY THE BEST

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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