A total of 11 Scottish golfers are playing on this season’s DP World Tour as full card holders.
It’s the biggest Caledonian contingent for some time, with seven players, led by Bob MacIntyre, retaining their status from last season and four joining them for this campaign.
David Law, Daniel Young and Euan Walker all graduated from the HotelPlanner Tour while Cameron Adam topped the Global Amateur Pathway Ranking.
As all but MacIntyre among the 11 players either start their 2026 calendar campaign in Dubai this week or next week or in other upcoming events in the Middle East, we look at who they have caddying for them at the moment.
1. Bob MacIntyre
The world No 7 has struck up a great partnership with Englishman Mike Burrow, who picked up his bag just before the Oban man won the 2024 Genesis Scottish Open. A good golfer himself, Burrow has become a key member of MacIntyre’s team. | Getty Images
2. Grant Forrest
As was the case when he won the Nexo Championship at Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeenshire last season, the East Lothian-based player has Shane O’Connell at his side after starting out in 2025 with Dave McNeilly. | Getty Images
3. Connor Syme
In what is probably now one of the longest partnerships on the circuit, Syme is still with Ryan McGuigan, an Irishman who lives in Dundee. The pair work brilliantly together, as evidenced when Syme landed his maiden win in the KLM Open last season. | Getty Images
4. Calum Hill
The Fifer had Mike Thomson working for him when he landed a second DP World Tour triumph in the Joburg Open last year before linking up with Stuart Davidson, an Edinburgh man who previously had a spell with Australian ace Min Woo Lee. | Getty Images