The Scots pair will combine forces at Wentworth against other pros and celebs next week
Andy Murray will team up with fellow Scot Bob MacIntyre for next's BMW ProAm tournament at Wentworth.
Scottish Open champion MacIntyre was clearly buzzing when Murray's participation was announced, posting the tournament's official announcement with the caption "new balls please" and several Scotland flag emojis, tagging Murray. Now they are set to form a Scottish dream team at the star-studded event, which will also include Spiderman star Tom Holland and Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
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