European Tour - Matthew Fitzpartick
Monday, 21/Dec/2020World Tour Championship - Jumeirah - Dubai - UAE - 10th to the 13th of December, 2020.
English golfer Matthew Fitzpatrick added this year
s title of World Tour Championship to his list of titles making a total of six. He finished one stroke less than his nearest rival Lee Westwood. In equal third place was Viktor Hovland and Patrick Reed. Matthew Fitzpatrick was placed in second position in the Race to Dubai whilst the title went to Lee Westwood. He moved to 16th place in the Word Rankings.
European Tour - Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Tuesday, 15/Dec/2020South African Open - Gary Player CC - Sun City - South Africa - 3rd to 6th of December, 2020.
Fittingly South African golfer Christiaan Bezuidenhout gained his third title on the European Tour with his strong win in the South African Open over his nearest rival Jamie Donaldson from Wales with a five stroke lead. Two strokes further back was Dylan Fritelli from South Africa. Christiaan Bezuidenhout moved into 7th position in the Race to Dubai and 35th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Antoine Rozner
Sunday, 6/Dec/2020Dubai Championship - Jumeirah Golf Estates - Dubai - UAE - 2nd to 5th of December, 2020.
French golfer Antoine Rozner claimed his maiden title when he won the esteemed Dubai Championship by two strokes from a group of four other worthy competitors. Francisco Laporta, Mike Lorenzo-Vera, Andy Sullivan and Matt Wallace. Antoine Rozner moved to 204th position in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Sunday, 6/Dec/2020Alfred Dunhill Championship - Leopard Creek - Malelane - South Africa - 26th to 29th of November, 2020.
South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout claimed the Alfred Dunhill title in South Africa bu four strokes from a group of four players. Richard Bland, Sean Crocker, Adrian Merank and Jaydon Shaper. Christiaan Bezuidenhout has won two titles on the European Tour and is 9th in the Race to Dubai and ranks 41st in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Dustin Johnson
Monday, 16/Nov/2020The Masters - Augusta - Georgia - USA - 12th to the 15th of November, 2020.
Dustin Johnson from the USA was at last successful in winning an impressive Masters title in Georgia with a five stroke advantage over his neared rivals, Sungjae Im from Japan and Cameron Smith from Australia. This win took Dustin Johnson
s total of titles to seven on the European Tour.
Challenge Tour - Pep Angles
Monday, 16/Nov/2020Andulucia Challenge de Cadiz - Real Club - Novo Saucli Petri - Cadiz - Spain - 11th to the 14th of November, 2020.
Spanish golfer Pep Angles gained his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Cadiz by one stroke from England
s Matthew Baldwin and Spains Alfredo Garcia-Heredia. In fourth place was another Spanish player, Eduard Rousaud (AM). Pep Angles moved to 254th place in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Robert MacIntyre
Monday, 9/Nov/2020Cyprus Showdown - Aphrodite Hills - Paphos - Cyprus - 5th to the 8th of November, 2020.
Scotland
s Robert MacIntyre won his maiden European Tour title in Cyprus by one stroke from Masahiro Kawamura from Japan. In third place with one more stroke was Spains Jorge Campillo.
European Tour - Callum Shinkwin
Monday, 9/Nov/2020Cyprus Open - Aphrodite Hills - Paphos - Cyprus - 29th to the 1st of November, 2020.
Callum Shinkwin from England won his first title on the European Tour in a play-off with Kalle Smooja from Findland. In equal thrid place were Jamie Donaldson, Garrick Higgo and Robert MacIntyre. Callum Shinkwin moved to 51st position in the Race to Dubai and 168th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Ross McGowan
Monday, 9/Nov/2020Italian Open - Chervo - San Virgilio di Pozzolongo - Brescia - Italy - 22nd to the 25th of October, 2020.
Ross McGowan from England gained his second title on the European Tour in Italy by one stroke from both Laurie Canter and Nicolas Colsaerts. Ross McGowan moved to 79th place in the Race to Dubai and 243rd in the World Rankings.
Challenge Tour - Ondrej Lieser
Monday, 9/Nov/2020Andalucia Challenge - Iberostar Real Club - Cadiz - Spain - 5th to the 8th of November, 2020.
Czech Republican golfer Ondrej Lieser won his maiden European Tour title in Spain by two strokes from Richard Mansell from England. One stroke furhter back were Matt Ford and Pedro Oriel. Ondrej Lieser moved to 301st position in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Adrian Otaegui
Monday, 19/Oct/2020Scottish Championship - St Andrews - Fife - Scotland - 15th to the 18th of October, 2020.
The Scottish Championship was won by Spaniard Adrian Otaegui by four strokes from England
s Matt Wallace. In third place a further two stokes behind was Aaron Rai from England. This was Adrian Otaeguis third victory on the European Tour placing him in 25th place in the Race to Dubai and 157th n the World Rankings.
Legends Tour - Thomas Levet
Monday, 19/Oct/2020Senior Masters - Forrest of Arden - Biringham - England - 4th to the 6th of October, 2020.
Frenchman Thomas Levet gained his first win on the Legends Tour when he won the Senior Masters beating Markus Brier from Austria by one stroke. In third place was Welshman Ian Woosman with one more stroke.
European Tour - Tyrell Hatton
Monday, 12/Oct/2020PGA Championship - Wentworth - Virginia Waters - Surrey - England -8th to the 11th of October, 2020.
England
s Tyrell Hatton added to his score when he won the PGA Championship on the European Tour with a four stroke lead over Frances Victor Perez. Tied in third place were Patrick Reed and Andy Sullivan. Tyrell Hatton had now won five titles and is 8th in the Race to Dubai and 10th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Aaron Rai
Monday, 12/Oct/2020Scottish Open - The Renaissance Club - North Berwick - Scotland - 1st to the 4th of October, 2020.
Aaron Rai from England gained his second title on the European Tour in Scotland in a tie-off from Tommy Fleetwood and Robert Rock both fellow Englishmen. This win placed Aaron Rai in 6th position in the Race to Dubai and 90th in the World Rankings.
Challenge Tour Hurly Long
Monday, 5/Oct/2020Italian Challenge Open - Castelconturbia - Agrate Conturbia - Italy - 1st to the the 4th of October, 2020.
In a playoff German golfer Hurly Long won his maiden title against two other players on the Championship Tour. In second place was Matt Ford of England thin third was Marcel Schneider also from Germany. This win placed Hurly Long in fourth position in the Challenge Ranking and 331st in the World Rankings.
Legends - Jose Coceres
Monday, 28/Sep/2020Austrian Senior Open - Murhof Frohnleiten - Austria- 27th to 29th of September, 2020.
Jose Coceres from Argentina won his second title on the Legend Tour in Austria by four strokes from Scotland
s Paul Lawrie. In third place with one more stroke was Phillip Price from Wales.
Legends Tour - David Shacklady
Monday, 28/Sep/2020Paris Legends Championship Racing Club de Paris - Paris - France - 19th to the 21st of September, 2020.
England
s David Shacklady gained his third title on the Legend Tour in Paris with Jean-Francois Remesy finishing in second place. James Kingston from South Africa with two more strokes took the third place.
European Tour - John Catlin
Monday, 28/Sep/2020Irish Open - Galgorn Castle - Ballymena - Northern Ireland - 24th to the 27th of September, 2020.
John Catlin from the USA won his second European Tour title in Northern Ireland by two strokes from England
s Aaron Rai. In third place were Maverick Antcliff and Jazz Janewattananond. With the win John Catlin moved to fourteenth place in the Race to Dubai and 84th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Garrick Higgo
Monday, 28/Sep/2020Open de Portugal - Royal Obidos - Obidos - Portugal - 17th to the 20th of September, 2020.
By one stoke South African Garrick Higgo won his maiden title on the European Tour in Portugal. In second place was Pep Angles from Spain. In equal third position with three more strokes were George Coetzee and Andrew Wilson. With this win Garrick Higgo moved to 87th place in the the Race to Dubai and 123rd in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Bryson Dechambeau
Monday, 28/Sep/2020US Open - Winged Foot - New York - USA - 17th to the 20th of September, 2020.
Bryson Dechambeau from the USA won his second title on the European Tour by six strokes from his nearest rival also from the USA, Matthew Wolff.. In third place with one more stroke was South African Louis Oosthuizen. Bryson Dechambeau moved to 5th position in the World Rankings
European Tour - George Coetzee
Monday, 14/Sep/2020Portugal Masters - Victoria - Vilamoura - Algarve - Portugal - 10th to the 13th of September, 2020.
South African George Coetzee added his fifth title on the European Tour in the Algarve by finishing two strokes less than Laurie Canter from England. In third place were Tommy Fleetwood and Joachim Lagergren. George Coetzee moved to 25th position in the Race to Dubai and 85th in the World Rankings.
Challenge Tour - Tyler Koivisto
Monday, 7/Sep/2020Northern Ireland Open - Galhorn - Ballymena - Northern Ireland - 3rd to the 6th of September, 2020.
Tyler Koivisto from the USA won his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Northern Ireland by two strokes from Kristian Krogh Johannssen from Norway.In equal third place with one more stroke were Jens Fahbring and Andrew Wilson. This win placed Tyler Koivisto 6th in the Race to Dubai and 493rd in the World Rankings.
European Tour - John Catlin
Monday, 7/Sep/2020Andulacia Masters - Valderama - Sottogrande -Spain - 3rd to the 6th of September, 2020.
John Catlin from the USA gained his maiden win on the European Tour in Spain by a one stroke lead over Martin Kaymer from Germany. In third place with another stroke were Wil Besseling, Justin Harding and Antoine Rozner. John Catlin moved to 35th position in the Race to Dubai and 145th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Romain Langasque
Tuesday, 25/Aug/2020Wales Open - Celtic Manor - Newport - Wales - 20th to the 23rd of August, 2020.
Romain Langasque from France obtained his maiden title on the European Tour in Wales with a two stroke lead over Sami Valimaki from Finland. In equal third place with one more stroke were David Dixon and Matthew Jordan. Romain Langasque became 31st in the Race to Dubai and 100th position in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Sam Horsfield
Monday, 17/Aug/2020Celtic Classic - Celtic Manor - Newport - Wales - 13th to the 16th of August, 2020.
Welsh golfer Sam Horsfield gained his second title on the European Tour in Newport when he finished with a two stroke lead from Belgium
s Thomas Detry. In equal third place and with one more stroke were Andrew Johnston, Thomas Peters and Connor Syme. Sam Horsfield moved to seven place on the Race to Dubai and 80th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Collin Morikawa
Tuesday, 11/Aug/2020USA PGA Championship - Harding Park - San Francisco - California - USA - 6th to the 9th of August, 2020.
Collin Morikawa from the USA gained his maiden title in San Francisco by two strokes from Paul Casey from England. In third place with a further stroke was Dustin Johnston also from the USA . Collin Morikawa moved to pole position in the Race to Dubai and 5th place in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Andy Sullivan
Tuesday, 11/Aug/2020English Championship - Handbury Manor - Ware - Hertfordshire - England - 6th to the 9th of August, 2020.
Andy Sullivan from England claimed the title by seven strokes from his nearest rival, Adrian Ortaequi from Spain. In third place with one more stroke was Ramus Hojgaard from Denmark. This was Andy Sullivan
s fourth win on the European Tour placing him in 18th position in the Race to Dubai and 91st place in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Justin Thomas
Tuesday, 11/Aug/2020WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational - Southwind -Memphis - Tennessee - USA - 30th to 2nd of August, 2020.
Justin Thomas from the USA won the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational by three strokes from a competitive field of players. In equal second place were Tom Lewis from England, Daniel Berger, Brooks Koepka and Phil Michelson all from the USA. Justin Thomas moved into second position in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Sam Horsfield
Tuesday, 11/Aug/2020Hero Open - Forest of Arden - Birmingham - England - 30th to 2nd of August, 2020
England
s Sam Horsfield claimed his maiden win on the European Tour when he won the Hero Open by one stroke from Belgiums Thomas Detry. In third place was Alexander Bjork from Sweden with three more strokes. This gain placed Sam Horsfield 23rd in the Race to Dubai, and 135th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Renato Panatore
Monday, 27/Jul/2020British Masters - Close House - Newcastle-upon-Tyne - England - 22nd to the 25th of July, 2020.
Italian golfer Renato Panatore gained his maiden win on the European Tour with a three stroke lead over his nearest rival, Ramus Hojgaard from Denmark. In the third position was Justin Harding from South Africa. Renato Panatore moved to 152nd in the World Rankings and 6th in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Joel Stalter
Tuesday, 21/Jul/2020Euram Bank Open - Adamstal - Ramsau - Austria - 9th to 12th of July, 2020.
A maiden win on the European Tour was achieved by Joel Stalter from France by two strokes over Richard Mansell from England. In equal third place were Christofer Blomstrand and Alexander Knappe. Joel Stalter moved to 282nd place in the World Rankings and 65th in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Marc Warren
Sunday, 19/Jul/2020Austrian Open - Diamond - Atzenbrugg - Vienna - Austria - 9th to the 12th of July, 2020.
Scotland
s golfer Marc Warren claimed his 4th win in the renewed European Tour in Austria by one stroke from Marcel Schneider from Germany. In third place was Wil Besseling from Austria. This title moved him to 331st position the World Rankings and 67th in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Jorge Campillo
Monday, 23/Mar/2020Qatar Masters - Education City - Doha - Qatar - 5th to the 8th of March, 2020.
Spanish Jorge Campillo won his second title on the European Tour in Doha in a play-off against Scotland
s David Drysdale. In equal third place one further stoke more were tied Niklas Memke, Kalle Sooja and Jeff Winther. Jorge Campillo moved to 14th place in the Race to Dubai and 84th in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Sami Valimaki
Monday, 23/Mar/2020Oman Open - Al Mauj - Muscat - Oman - 27th of February to the 1st of March, 2020.
Finland
s Sami Valimki gained his maiden title on the European Tour in Oman by a gripping play-off against South Africans Brandon Stone. In third place was Adrien Saddier from France. Sami Valimaki moved into 13th position in the Race to Dubai and 163rd in the World Rankings.
European Tour - Patrick Reed
Monday, 24/Feb/2020WGC Mexico Championship - Chapultepec - Mexico City - Mexico - 20th to 23rd of February, 2020.
Patrick Reed from the USA won his third title in Mexico by one stroke from fellow American Bryson Dechambeau. In equal third place with two more strokes were Jon Rahm and Erik van Rooyan. With this win Patrick Reed moved into 8th int he World Rankings and 1st position in the Race to Dubai.
Challenge Tour - Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Monday, 17/Feb/2020Dimension Data Pro-AM - Fancourt - George - South Africa - 13th to 16th of February, 2020.
South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout gained his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in South Africa with a one stroke victory over fellow South African George Coetzee. In third place was Richard Sterne with two more strokes. Christiaan Bezuidenhout moved to 48th place in the World Rankings.
Challenge Tour - Anton Karlsson
Monday, 10/Feb/2020Cape Town Open - Royal Cape - Cape Town - South Africa - 6th to 9th of February, 2020.
Anton Karlsson from Sweden gained his maiden win on the Challenge Tour in Cape Town by one stroke from South African Garrick Higgo. In third place was England
s Toby Tree with three more strokes. Anton Karlsson moved to 501st place in the World Rankings .
European Tour - Min Wee Lee
Monday, 10/Feb/2020Handa Vic Open - 13th Beach - Geelong - Victoria - Australia - 6th to 9th of February, 2020.
Australia
s Min Wee Lee gained his maiden title on the European Tour in his home country in Geelong by two strokes from his fellow countryman Ryan Fox. Three strokes more in third place were Marcus Fraser, Sciot-Siegrist and Travis Smyth. Min Wee Lee moved to 229th place in the World Rankings and 11th in the Race to Dubai.
Challenge Tour - JC Ritchie
Tuesday, 4/Feb/2020Limpopo Championship – Euphoria – Modimolle – South Africa – 30th to 2nd of February, 2020.
JC Ritchie led a group of fellow South Africans by two strokes to a maiden victory on the Challenge Tour in Modimolle in South Africa. In second place was Wilco Nienaber followed by Hennie du Plessis and Jacques Kruyswijk. JC Ritchie moved into 161st position in the World Rankings and 85th in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Graeme MacDowell
Tuesday, 4/Feb/2020Saudi International – Royal Greens – Abdullah Economic City – Saudi Arabia – 30th to 2nd of February, 2020.
Graeme MacDowell from Northern Ireland gained his eleventh title on the European Tour in Saudi Arabia winning by two strokes from Dustin Johnson of the USA. In equal third place were Thomas Pieters, Phil Mickelson and Gavin Green. With this win Graeme MacDowell moved to 104th in the World Rankings and 3rd in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Lucas Herbert
Tuesday, 4/Feb/2020Dubai Desert Classic - Dubai - UAE - 23rd to 26th of January, 2020.
Australian Lucas Herbert gained his maiden title on the European Tour in a play-off against South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout. In equal third place were Frenchman Adri Arnaus, South African Dean Burmester and England
s Tom Lewis. With this win Lucas Herbert moved to 79th position in the World Rankings and 2nd in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Lee Westwood
Tuesday, 4/Feb/2020Abu Dhabi Championship - Abu Dhabi - UAE - 16th to 19th of January, 2020.
England
s Lee Westwood brought his total European Tour wins up to 25 when he won the title in Abu Dhabi. In equal third position two strokes more were Matthew Fitzpatrick, Tommy Eastwood and Vitor Perez. Lee Westwood moved to 29th place in the World Rankings and 1st in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Grace Branden
Monday, 13/Jan/2020South African Open - Randpark - Johannesburg - South Africa - 9th to 12th of January, 2020.
South African golfer Grace Branden added another win to his now total nine titles on the European Tour with a three stroke victory. In second place was fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen with England
s Marcus Armitage coming third a further two strokes more.
European Tour - Adam Scott
Wednesday, 1/Jan/2020Australian PGA Championship - Royal Pines Resort - Golf Coast - Queensland - Australia.
Australian player Adam Scott added another title on the European Tour to bring his total up t 11. In second place was Michael Hendry whilst the third place was tied by four other Australians and one Chinese. With this win Adam Scott moved to 13th place in the World Rankings and 3rd in the Race to Dubai.
European Tour - Ramus Hogaard
Wednesday, 1/Jan/2020Mauritius Open - Heritage - Bel Ombre - Mauritius - 5th to 8th of December, 2019.
Young Danish golfer Ramus Hogaard gained his maiden win on the European Tour in a play-off against Italy
s Renato Paratore and Frances Antoine Rozner. Ramus Hogaard moved to 196th place in the World Rankings and 2nd in the Race to Dubai.