Fleetwood Hands Rose Timely Race To Dubai Reminder.
Race to Dubai leading Tommy Fleetwood handed Justin Rose a perfect reminder of his intentions with a fighting 65 on day two of the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
Fleetwood heads the ‘Race’ but went into day two of the season-ending event trailing seven shots adrift of his fellow countryman.
Fleetwood’s reaction was stunning, posting eight birdies and a bogey to get to six under before his rival had even teed off and move the pressure back on to the 2007 Order of Merit winner.
The ...
Jazz Sensationally Eagles 108th & Final Hole To Secure European Tour Card.
Thai sensation Jazz Janewattananound brilliantly eagled his 108th and final hole at the European Tour Q-School to secure his main European Tour card.
Jazz celebrated his up-coming 22nd birthday (Nov 26th) with the eagle ‘3’ putting him into a nine-way share of 25th place and the cut-off point for automatic 2018 European Tour membership.
“I am so happy to have snuck in. I was having a bit of a bad day and was struggling a little bit over the back nine, I made a double-bogey on the ...
Moynihan Birdies 108th & Final Q-School Hole To Secure Main Tour Card.
Gavin Moynihan brilliantly birdied the 108th and final hole at the European Tour Q-School to secure his main European Tour card.
It is the third time lucky for the Mt. Juliet-attached pro who missed out on qualifying the past two years.
Moynihan, however, could breath a huge sigh of relief after having dropped outside the leading 25 with bogeys at his 12th and 15th holes over the sixth and final round on the Lumine course at Tarragona in Spain.
Then at the last the 23-year old rolled in the birdie ...
Justin Rose Reveals His Recipe For A Second European No. 1 Victory Toast.
Justin Rose has revealed what he believes is a recipe for a second European No. 1 crown ahead of this week’s season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.
Rose won the 2007 season finale, then held at Valderrama in Spain, to become the European No. 1, and needs to bring his sizzling recent form to the $8 million tournament if he wants to win the Race to Dubai, which replaced Order of Merit in 2009.
The World No. 6 arrived in the UAE having won his last two tournaments — the WGC-HSBC ...
Conor Syme One Round From Securing Full 2018 Tour Card.
Ultra-talented Scot Conor Syme is now just one round from securing full 2018 European Tour membership after moving into a share of third place thanks to a 67 ahead of the final round of the European Tour’s Qualifying School in Spain.
The 22-year old Drumoig golfer is assured a full 2018 European Tour card in finishing top-25 at the School but Syme will now be looking to secure the leading graduate honours.
Syme heads to round six trailing just four strokes behind England’s Sam Horsfield who ...
Rahm Joins Ollie, Sergio, Pablo & Gonzo As European Tour ‘Rookie Of The Year’
Jon Rahm as predicted by www.golfbytourmiss.com has been honoured with the European Tour’s prestigious ‘Rookie of the Year’ award.
The Spaniard was a clear choice for the award following his emphatic Portstewart success
Rahm’s award follows in the footsteps of compatriot Sergio Garcia who, after winning the 1999 Irish Open, was also voted ‘Rookie of the Year’.
The US-based Rahm becomes the first Spaniard to win the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award since Pablo Larrazábal in 2008, ...
Kizzire Brilliantly Denies More-Fancied Fowler Winning Mexico’s Major.
Patton Kizzire brilliantly denied his more-fancied rival Rickie Fowler in a 36-hole marathon and rain-plagued event to capture a maiden PGA Tour title with victory in the OHL Classic at Mayakoba.
Kizzire, 31 closed with rounds of 66-67 for a one-shot 19-under par success over Fowler, who fell four shots behind at El Camaleon Golf Club until staging a late rally but only to fall short with scores of 67-67 on the final day.
Kizzire won in his 62nd career start but it required some steady nerves ...
