The Scottish Championship was won by Spaniard Adrian Otaegui by four strokes from England's Matt Wallace. In third place a further two stokes behind was Aaron Rai from England. This was Adrian Otaegui's third victory on the European Tour placing him in 25th place in the Race to Dubai and 157th n the World Rankings.

Frenchman Thomas Levet gained his first win on the Legends Tour when he won the Senior Masters beating Markus Brier from Austria by one stroke. In third place was Welshman Ian Woosman with one more stroke.

England's Tyrell Hatton added to his score when he won the PGA Championship on the European Tour with a four stroke lead over France's Victor Perez. Tied in third place were Patrick Reed and Andy Sullivan. Tyrell Hatton had now won five titles and is 8th in the Race to Dubai and 10th in the World Rankings.

Aaron Rai from England gained his second title on the European Tour in Scotland in a tie-off from Tommy Fleetwood and Robert Rock both fellow Englishmen. This win placed Aaron Rai in 6th position in the Race to Dubai and 90th in the World Rankings.

In a playoff German golfer Hurly Long won his maiden title against two other players on the Championship Tour. In second place was Matt Ford of England thin third was Marcel Schneider also from Germany. This win placed Hurly Long in fourth position in the Challenge Ranking and 331st in the World Rankings.