American Chris Gotterup did think about winning the British Open on Sunday when Scottie Scheffler made a double-bogey in the last round but it did not last long.

The American was powerless to prevent Scottie Scheffler from running away with the Claret Jug, but he has earned several perks after a great week

Chris Gotterup, ranked No. 158 in the world, topped Masters champion and No. 2 Rory McIlroy at the Scottish Open. What to know about Gotterup.

Chris Gotterup's win at the Scottish Open came after a slow-play warning that left him rather frustrated, which he used to fend off Rory McIlroy for the title.

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After outdueling Masters champion Rory McIlroy head-to-head to win for the second time on the PGA Tour and earning his first berth in the forthcoming British Open at Royal Portrush, Chris Gotterup struggled for what seemed like the first time all day. Winning the Genesis Scottish Open was quite the challenge. Talking about it was even more so.

The post Gotterup Claims First Major Victory in Emotional Tournament Win appeared first on Considerable. , responding with visible emotion as he clinched the win. The triumph marks a pivotal moment for Gotterup, who has been working his way through the professional ranks.