Matt Wallace had to battle hard to earn his first DP World Tour title in six years after needing a play-off to defeat Alfredo Garcia-Heredia at the 2024 Omega European Masters. The Englishman was the only player to be blemish-free after the first two rounds to lead by four heading into the weekend.
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DP World Tour - Omega European Masters
Matt Wallace had to battle hard to earn his first DP World Tour title in six years after needing a play-off to defeat Alfredo Garcia-Heredia at the 2024 Omega European Masters. The Englishman showed his class at Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club by being the only player to be blemish-free after the first two rounds to lead by four heading into the weekend.
Brutal winds on Moving Day meant only three players in the field carded under par rounds, but Wallace negotiated the elements to maintain his four-shot advantage despite a three-over 73.
He endured a nervy final round, coming home in level par, while his Spanish playing partner produced a brilliant approach to birdie the last and force the sixth play-off of the campaign after both players finished at 11 under.
They found the fairway to start the extra hole before landing on the green with their second shots. Garcia-Heredia pushed his lengthy birdie putt left of the cup while Wallace had eight feet, which he drained with confidence to get back in the winner's circle.
It is the fifth DP World Tour crown of his career, but his first victory since the 2018 Made In Denmark which came six years and six days ago.
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Points Won - 21.5595
World Number 91 - 73
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Asian Tour,Japan Golf Tour,KPGA Tour - 40th Shinhan Donghae Open
Kensei Hirata, in the form of his life, won the Shinhan Donghae Open today to make it two wins in two weeks after a fantastic final day duel with Travis Smyth. Japan’s Hirata won the Fujisankei Classic on the Japan Golf Tour last weekend and was once again in winning form this week in an event tri-sanctioned by the Asian, Japan and Korean Tours.
He closed with a blazing six-under-par 66, for a staggering tournament total of 22-under, here at Ocean Course at Club72 near Incheon International Airport, to win by one shot from Smyth. Australian Smyth fired a spectacular 64 – after an astonishing eight birdies and one par on the outward half.
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https://asiantour.com/blog/inspired-hirata-goes-back-to-back-after-surviving-charge-by-smyth
https://www.jgto.org/en/news/33336
https://www.kpga.co.kr/tours/game/game/?&tourId=11&year=2024&gameId=202411000016M&type=info
Points Won - 9.0507
Multi Win Bonus Points - 4
Total Points - 13.0507
World Number 181 - 131
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Challenge Tour - Big Green Egg German Challenge powered by VcG
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen secured automatic promotion to the DP World Tour following his third victory of the season at the Big Green Egg German Challenge powered by VcG. The Dane entered the final round six shots off the lead but carded a brilliant eight under par round of 64 to reach 15 under and move to the top of the leaderboard at Wittelsbacher Golfclub, one clear of countryman John Axelsen and Scotland’s Daniel Young who shared second place.
The 25-year-old becomes the first player to win three times during a regular Challenge Tour season since England’s Aaron Rai in 2017, and he was delighted to add this week’s victory to his Kolkata Challenge and UAE Challenge titles earlier this year.
“I really can’t explain how I am feeling right now,” he said. “It all clicked today and I never thought it would be possible to shoot eight under par on this course. My round was as perfect as a golf round could be.
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Points Won - 4.8687
Multi Win Bonus Points - 3.4081
Total Points - 8.2768
World Number 177 - 135
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PGA Tour Americas - Fortinet Cup Championship
Will Cannon carded a final-round, 1-under 69 to claim his first PGA TOUR-sanctioned victory at PGA TOUR Americas' season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship. With the win, Cannon is headed back to the Korn Ferry Tour as he moved to No. 6 in the Fortinet Cup and earned a spot in The 10.
Scotland’s Sandy Scott tied the low round of the day in 4-under 66, and with a solo-second finish he moved to No. 8 on the season-long points list to earn Korn Ferry Tour status for 2025. Rookie Johnny Keefer retained his spot as No. 1 in the Fortinet Cup and claimed honors as the Fortinet Cup Champion.
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Points Won - 6.8395
World Number 980 - 502
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All Thailand Golf Tour - Singha Bangkok Open
Atiruj Vinaycharoenchai added 4 under to the final round to win the championship score of 17 under in All Thailand Golf Tour Singha Bangkok Open, securing his third All Thailand Golf Tour title. The event took place at Bangkok Golf Club, Pathum Thani, with a total prize pool of 3 million baht. Atiruj finished one shot ahead of Kamalas Namuangruk, who came in second at 16-under. The next event on the tour will be the Singha-SAT MBK Championship from September 12-15, 2024.
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https://www.allthailandgolftour.com/news/detail/4592
Points Won - 1.419
World Number 695 - 639
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Nordic Golf League - SM Match by Cutter & Buck
SM Match by Cutter & Buck is a different format to the usual stroke play format on the Nordic Golf League, a knockout match play event. Swedish Oliver Gillberg came away with the win after defeating fellow Swede Simon Hovdal on the 20th Hole. The Event started with 64 players and was a straight knockout rounds all the way to the final. Oliver won his first match 2&1 and didn’t stop from there winning all his matches close to the wire.
For the full leaderboard follow the link below:
https://danish.golf/ecco-tour/livescore/#/competition/4247938/matchplay/3
Points Won - 1.2238
World Number 874 - 792
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Abema TV Tour - PGM Challenge
It was Hidetaka Shimoie rookie year this season who won the tournament on the final day. Hidetaka started the final round only 1 shot behind the leader but he went above and beyond to claim his first win, shooting an incredible 59 (-11) to finish his final round and final score of -24 under winning by 4 shots. The total score has set the record for fewest strokes and most under par at the ABEMA Tour 54 holes so far.
For the full Leaderboard follow the link below:
https://www.jgto.org/en/tournament/2935/leaderboard?round=3
Points Won - 1.7315
World Number 1357 - 987
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Tartan Pro Tour - MacDonald Spey Valley Masters presented by The Mackay Clinic
Graeme Robertson won the MacDonald Spey Valley Masters presented by The Mackay Clinic by a clear margin. After 3 rounds of golf Robertson finished with a final score of -16 under and 7 shots clear of his nearest competitor. Robertson lead after the second round by one shot at -7 under par however he made sure no one would catch him after his final round of 62 (-9).
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Points Won - 0.5955
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.3573
Total Points - 0.9528
World Number 1227 - 1025
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Clutch Pro Tour - Kedleston Park
English golfer Daniel Smith finished with a score of -12 under and 4 shots ahead of his competitor Joe Brooks. Daniel Smith finished his final round of 70 (-2) doing enough to keep the competition at bay. Daniel took the lead after the first-round score of 66 (-6) and was able to keep the lead for the entire event claiming the win at Kedleston Park
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https://www.clutchprotour.co.uk/
Points Won - 0.9043
World Number 1300 - 1094
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Gira de Golf Professional Mexicana - HIDALGO - Amanali Country Club
José Cristóbal Islas won the 2024 Amanali Classic, marking his second consecutive victory on the Mexican Professional Golf Tour. Islas finished with a score of 201, 15-under-par, and three strokes ahead of Colombia's Juan Camilo Vesga. This was Islas' third career win, including one as an amateur. The tournament, held at Amanali Country Club, awarded Official World Golf Ranking points and a prize pool of 1.8 million pesos.
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Points Won - 0.7372
Multi Win Bonus Points - 0.4423
Total Points - 1.1795
World Number 1576 - 1203
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Alps Tour Golf - Longwy Alps Open
France’s Damien Perrier, triumphs again on the Alps Tour by winning the inaugural 2024 Longwy Alps Open. He was in tied for 15th place at 5 under-par after yesterday’s round 2 and today he shot an incredible 9 under-par, 63 to conclude the tournament with a three-day total of 14 under-par. In today’s final round, he made 1 eagle, 8 birdies and 1 bogey. He came from behind and had a strong finish to today’s round, making two birdies on hole 17 and hole 18 to conclude the day.
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https://alpstourgolf.com/news/10869
Points Won - 0.842
World Number 1491 - 1240
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