Just like any grandeur golfing event, the Genesis Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club is giving us a scintillating display of golf. Top of the pack right now is Chris Gotterup, coming in hot with his 165th tour ranking; at 11 under par, he leads the pack comfortably. Alongside him and not to be forgotten are the likes of Ludvig Åberg and Matt Fitzpatrick, tied in the third position going 8 under par.

Looking back to last year, Robert MacIntyre delivered a masterclass and stole the show with a whopping -18, while Adam Scott and Romain Langasque fell just short of the grandeur, scoring -17 and -15 respectively.

Fast forward to this year, Chris Gotterup is the star pupil so far with a round score of -9 in the last round, but let's not overlook Andrew Novak and Matt Fitzpatrick, delivering a strong performance with a round score of -7.

Much like the weather in Scotland, predicting the winner of a golf tournament can be incredibly unpredictable. But, since that's what they're paying me for, if we focus on current performance, tour rankings, and of course, my superb intuition, which coincidentally has nothing to do with a dartboard in the announcer's booth, here's your dice roll:

Albert's Prediction: Chris Gotterup by 2 strokes