Scottish Champion Alan Clyne is back on the PSA Tour trail this week at the Rhode Island Open – and hopes to prove that the US is a happy hunting ground. 

The Inverness star scored a huge breakthrough by winning his first professional event in Virginia in September and has set the goal of rising into the world’s top 100.

In Rhode Island, Clyne is unseeded and opens his account against Canada’s No.5 seed, David Phillips.

Meanwhile, another two top Scots, Stuart Crawford and Jamie MacAulay, are in the field for the Northern Open in Manchester. The tournament is included on the British Professional Squash Tour.