Bill Murray drops Bob MacIntyre in it over | Golf News

Comedy icon Bill Murray has made a hilarious declare that Scottish golfer Bob MacIntyre mispronounces his hometown of Oban.

The actor sat down with former Celtic soccer star Charlie Mulgrew as half of his Pitch to Par sequence on YouTube at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St. Andrews for the pro-am. The event celebrates Links golf and takes place across three of Scotland’s most legendary hyperlinks programs: the Old Course St. Andrews, Carnoustie, and Kingsbarns.

Masters champion Rory McIlroy, meanwhile, is at the moment enjoying at the DP World India Championship, where he is made a stable start to his event.

Mulgrew posted a clip from his dialog with Murray, having fun with a dram of whisky, which sparked the amusing assertion about MacIntyre’s pronunciation.

The sequence paperwork the ex-soccer participant’s journey as he works to decrease his handicap from 12.5 to scratch. The show options him sitting down with skilled golfers and celebrities to collect suggestions on bettering his sport.

The footage captures Murray sipping from a plastic cup when Mulgrew asks: “Is that a whisky?”

Murray responds: “You don’t need this back, do you?”

Mulgrew solutions: “No, on you go, get that down you. That’s three sips you took of that.”

Murray reacts with slight shock: “It’s Scotch alright” – before claiming Robert MacIntyre hails from: “Oh-ban.”

Mulgrew responds, puzzled: “That’s the first time I’ve heard it call Oh-Ban.”

Murray insists: “He lives there.”

Mulgrew cuts in: “Oban is called Oban.”

Murray maintains: “He calls its Oh-Ban.”

The former Celtic defender acknowledged he would have a dialog with the star to confirm the declare, but he never obtained around to asking the query before Murray humorously remarked: “Alright you better get in shape because he hits with a left.”

MacIntyre subsequently gained the Alfred Dunhill Links at 18 under par.