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DP World Tour CEO Guy Kinnings insists welcoming LIV Golfers back as part of their tournaments is a ‘huge opportunity’ to strengthen its events next season. The DP World Tour announced last month they would prevent membership next season to players signing up to the proposed ‘LIV 2.0’, prior to the rival circuit’s subsequent winding down of operations. The deadline to confirm DP World Tour membership for the 2027 season ended on Sunday following the conclusion of the Race ...

A tearful Rory McIlroy captured a record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai title and unexpectedly dedicated his finish to his recovering father, Gerry. It was during a SKY Sports interview immediately post his final round of a five-under 67 that McIlroy revealed Gerry, who had a double lung transplant at the end of September,  has been since been in a Cleveland hospital recovering from the operation. The question caught all off-guard, including McIlroy who quickly welled-up with tears. RORS OWES IT ...

Eugenio Chacarra finished a very gutsy runner-up in the year-long race for the Race to Dubai crown. Tyrrell Hatton captured the final event of the year, and that being the DP World Tour Championship, but it was Rory  McIlroy retaining his composure to burst though at the 72nd hole and add an record-equalling 8th Race to Dubai title. In the final points wash-up Hatton was third and 923 points adrift of Chacarra. And it was Characca that many felt disappointed as the golfer was very much committed ...

Rory McIlroy is your DP World Tour ‘Race to Dubai’ champion for 2026 – his eighth title. In the final event of the season, McIlroy came from behind at the very last hole to capture the money-list trophy and in the process denying Eugenio Chacarra. McIlroy’s winning margin was just 125 points from the Spaniard in second place while Tyrrell Hatton, who captured the closing event of the year, finishing third. In doing do, McIlroy joins Scotland’s Colin Montgomerie with ...

Englishman Tyrrell Hatton has captured the DP World Tour Championship while Rory McIlroy has tied Colin Montgomerie with victory in the season-long Race to Dubai Series. Hatton was unstoppable in capturing the final event title by five shots and thanks to a closing round of 66. McIlroy played a flawless round of a five under par 67 that remarkably included only managing to birdie one of the four par fives for second place on the Earth course at Jumeirah Estates. Eugenio Chacarra, who led the Tour’s ...

Rory McIlroy needs a fourth place finish or better to have any chance of surpassing Eugenio Chacarra, who can guarantee the Race To Dubai money-list victory Both McIlroy and Chacarra head to the final day tied at five-under, and with the pressure on the Spaniard. Chacarra entered the week with a 534 point lead over McIlroy in the season-long standings, having won three times this year, only to lose ground with rounds of 72 and 71 over the first two days before a gutsy third day’s 68 that got ...

Spaniard Eugenio Chacarra and Rory McIlroy are all square at five-under and sharing fourth place heading to the final hole in the closing event of the DP World Tour season in Dubai. Chacarra posted a ‘moving day’ score of 68 whereas McIlroy picked-up an eagle at the par-5 seventh hole but then dropping three strokes in succession at six, seven and the eighth holes ahead of a birdie on 14 but then only to give the shot back on 15 ahead of a closing birdie at the last in his round of a ...