Robert MacIntyre secures his first PGA Tour victory and plans to pay off his parents' mortgage

Robert MacIntyre won his first PGA Tour title in the RBC Canadian Open. His father, Dougie, helped him as a caddie. MacIntyre joked that his dad would get a nice paycheck from his £1.3 million prize. His parents will be mortgage-free now. MacIntyre's parents fostered children, which influenced his life. He couldn't afford to play golf tournaments as a junior. This made him fight and never give up. MacIntyre won the tournament by finishing 16 under par, one shot ahead of Ben Griffin. He had a shaky start but regained control with birdies. MacIntyre struggled to adapt to living in the US but benefited from a break in Scotland. His father, Dougie, served as his caddie for the week and was emotional about the win. The victory means MacIntyre has secured a spot in next year's Masters and a two-year card on the US circuit. The win was emotional, with MacIntyre hugging his father after the victory. MacIntyre's success shows that his talent is consistent, not just a one-time achievement. He is known for his popularity and his relationship with his caddies, especially his father.