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DP World Tour: Victor Perez holds on for dramatic Rolex Series win at Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship

Victor Perez posted a final-round 66 in Abu Dhabi to become the first French winner of a Rolex Series event and put him inside the projected Ryder Cup qualification standings; Min Woo Lee and Sebastian Soderberg share second as Padraig Harrington takes fourth spot

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Victor Perez secured the biggest win of his career and boosted his Ryder Cup qualification hopes after surviving a late scare to claim a dramatic Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship victory.

Perez posted a six-under 66 during a thrilling final round at Yas Links Abu Dhabi, where a host of players were in contention, to claim a third DP World Tour victory and become the first French winner of a Rolex Series event.

The world No 111 produced a remarkable bunker hole-out at the par-three 17th to take a two-shot lead into the final hole, where a bogey was enough to end the week on 18 under and claim a one-shot victory.

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Playing partner Sebastian Soderberg ended tied-second alongside Min Woo Lee, who almost found the final-hole eagle required to force a play-off, while Padraig Harrington's bid to become the oldest winner in DP World Tour history ended with a fourth-place finish.

How Perez prevailed in Abu Dhabi thriller

Perez went into the final round a shot off the lead but quickly joined the group tied at the top when he followed an opening-hole birdie by two-putting from 25 feet to pick up another at the par-five next, with the Frenchman then adding successive birdies from the sixth to briefly go two clear.

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The 30-year-old birdied the 10th and fired an incredible approach to tap-in range at the par-five next to temporarily restore a two-shot cushion, although he that advantage halved when Lee followed three straight gains from the fifth with back-to-back birdies from the 11th to get within one.

Perez responded to losing his outright lead with a three-putt bogey by birdieing his next hole, then seemingly took control of the tournament when he saw his bunker pitch on the penultimate hole pitch five feet past the hole and spin back into the cut.

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The tournament was potentially blown open at the last when Perez found sand off the tee and then narrowly avoided going out of bounds with a wayward second, although was able to pitch out and scramble a bogey to set the clubhouse target at 18 under.

Soderberg could only par the last to close a five-under 67 and finish a shot off the pace, while Lee - who bogeyed the par-three 17th - almost holed his must-make eagle attempt from the rough and then saw the ball narrowly miss the hole again when it trickled down the slope.

Lee's closing birdie left him on 17 under, while Harrington enjoyed a final-round charge with five birdies in a seven-hole stretch and signed off an impressive display with a final-round 67.

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Overnight co-leader Francesco Molinari claimed a share of fifth with Alex Noren, while Tyrrell Hatton fired a hole-in-one at the par-three 13th on his way to a closing 65 and a share of seventh.

Sami Valimaki set a new course record with a 10-under 62, parachuting the Finn inside the top-10, while Shane Lowry dropped six shots in a four-hole stretch - including putting two balls in the water and triple-bogeying the par-four 15th - to slump to a four-over 76 and tied-28th.

Perez proud of victory after 'crazy finish'

Perez's victory follows his breakthrough success at the 2019 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and last year's play-off win at the Dutch Open, with the latest title making him the early leader of the DP World Tour rankings and has him inside the projected Ryder Cup qualification standings.

"It's a great year ahead," an emotional Perez said. "There's a lot of big things coming up. I've had a really good off-season, I've worked really hard, and it's just great."

"I got off to a good start and I was just focusing on me and trying to do the best I can, because you can't control what anyone else is doing. I was trying to plod along, but Seb [Sebastian Soderberg] was fantastic, he never gave me an opening.

"I'm just delighted to finish on top. It was a crazy finish but I'm used to that by now. Hopefully I can make it a little easier for the next one. It [bunker shot on 17th] came up a little skinny, I'm not going to lie, and then spun back and the just the fortune of the ball going in. It's probably the greatest shot I've ever hit."

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Is it too late for Luke Donald to declare himself a playing captain for the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome?

If he continues to play the way he did Thursday at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, that might be a decision he has to make later on this year.

“Playing here the last couple days I felt like there was some low scores out here as long as the wind didn’t blow too hard. It kinda suits my eye,” Donald said after his round at Yas Links.

Guess he was right.

Donald started strong with a birdie at the 10th, his first of the day. He’d go on to make three more birdies on his front side to turn in 4-under 32. The European Ryder Cup captain traded a birdie and a bogey on Nos. 2 and 3 (his 11th and 12th), before going on a run. Donald put circles on the card from Nos. 6-9 to come home in 32 for an 8-under 64 day one.

“I putted very nicely today, other than one three putt on the third hole for my only bogey. Made a couple long ones, but just was very tidy,” Donald said. “Maybe a little inspired by watching some good golf from last week (Hero Cup).

He was later asked about making his own Ryder Cup team.

“1975 was the last time that happened. We’re a long way from that.”

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While the tournament may not have delivered the dramatic finish everyone was hoping for, that’s often how tournament golf goes. It’s important to let the players play and let the results unfold naturally.

Trying to engineer drama with adjusted handicaps, especially for the top players, doesn’t always work out. Sometimes, you just have to appreciate and congratulate the winner for a fantastic season. Well played Scottie Scheffler!

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The Ladies European Tour (LET) takes a week’s break before next week’s Solheim Cup – a highlight of ladies’ professional golf – this year to be held in the US. We will review that next week.

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Amateur golfers in the UAE are once again being given the opportunity to play alongside some of the greatest golfers on the planet at the season-ending DP World Tour Championship Pro-Am thanks to the return of the tournament’s Pro-Am Challenge.

The DP World Tour Championship Pro-Am Challenge– previously dubbed the ‘Luckiest Ball on Earth’ – is open to all golfers who hold an Official Club Handicap recognized by the Emirates Golf Federation (maximum 28 for men and juniors and 36 for ladies).

It has given over 36 amateur golfers the unbelievable experience to play alongside some of their most treasured sporting heroes including Tommy Fleetwood, Viktor Hovland, Rory McIlroy, and last year’s DP World Tour Championship winner Nicolai Højgaard, since its launch in 2011.

Eight participating golf clubs across the Emirates will now hold qualifying tournaments from 8th September until 20th October, with the winning three males, females and juniors securing their place in the Grand Final at Jumeirah Golf Estates on Saturday 2nd November 2024.

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The overall male, female, and junior winner will then receive a highly sought after spot to play in the DP World Tour Championship Pro-Am which will be held on the Earth course at Jumeirah Golf Estates on Tuesday 12th November 2024.

"We’re thrilled to kick off the DP World Tour Championship Pro-Am Challenge, as golf clubs across the Emirates get ready for an exciting 2024 edition. This competition is a golden opportunity for amateur golfers to play shoulder to shoulder with the sport’s biggest stars,” said Tom Phillips, Director of Middle East, DP World Tour.

“Competitions like these turn dreams into reality for sports fans. We’re incredibly thankful to the qualifying golf clubs and the Emirates Golf Federation, who help make this fantastic local golf initiative possible. To all the talented amateurs out there – get involved and it could be you teeing off!”

To find out more or to register interest in taking part in the DP World Tour Championship Pro-Am Challenge, get in touch with your local participating golf club today.

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Tommy Fleetwood, Adam Scott and Justin Rose confirmed for Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship

O lympic Silver Medallist Tommy Fleetwood will bid for further success on the 2024 Race to Dubai when he tees it up at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links, from November 7-10.

He will be joined in Abu Dhabi by Major Champions and former World Number Ones Adam Scott and Justin Rose, who have also qualified for the penultimate event of the 2024 season.

The fourth Rolex Series event of the season, the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship assumes a new position on the Tour’s Global Schedule as part of the season-ending ‘DP World Tour Play-Offs’.

Dubai resident Fleetwood is no stranger to success in the United Arab Emirates having claimed three of his seven DP World Tour victories to date in the country. A two-time winner of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship in 2017 and 2018, he also won the season-long Race to Dubai in 2017 and earlier this year took the title at the inaugural Dubai Invitational.

Last month Fleetwood claimed the Silver Medal for Great Britain at the Paris Olympics, sharing the podium with World Number One Scottie Scheffler and Major winner Hideki Matsuyama at Le Golf National, the same venue where he made his Ryder Cup debut in 2018.

“I’m very proud to be a two-time winner of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship,” said the Ryder Cup star. “It’s an iconic trophy and an iconic tournament in this part of the world. It’s really exciting that we now have these two events back-to-back at the end of the season, and it’ll be nice to finish the season so close to home now that I’m based in the UAE.”

Forming part of the new DP World Tour Play-Offs, the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship will welcome the top 70 available players from the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex at the conclusion of the Genesis Korea Championship. The Top 50 players on the rankings at the end of the week will then advance to the season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.

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Scott, who moved up to second on the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex after his runner-up finish at the Genesis Scottish Open in July, is seeking a career-high finish on the season-long standings, with his best result being seventh in 2002.

The former World Number One and 2013 Masters Champion is in excellent form, also finishing runner-up at the PGA TOUR’s BMW Championship a fortnight ago and fourth at the TOUR Championship at East Lake. He is set to make his 11th appearance for the International side at the President’s Cup later this month.

The Australian has had a run of strong performances in the UAE in recent years, recording four consecutive top ten finishes in his most recent starts in the country.

“The UAE is always a place I’ve enjoyed playing golf in and I’m excited to compete in this year’s Play-Offs,” said Scott. “I’ve had some good performances there over the last few seasons and I’d love to finish the season strong in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.”

Rose, who recorded his best finish in a Major Championship in six years with a runner-up result at The 152nd Open last month, will be making his first appearance at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship since 2021.

The Gold Medal winner at the 2016 Rio Olympics was runner-up on his first appearance in 2013 and he is hoping to capture an elusive title in the United Arab Emirates.

The Englishman was recently named Captain of the Great Britain & Ireland side for the 2025 Team Cup in Abu Dhabi in January, with his squad being finalised at the conclusion of this year’s Race to Dubai.

“I’m looking forward to finishing my season in the UAE,” said Rose, who won the 2013 U.S. Open. “The Play-Offs will certainly add an exciting new dynamic to the end of the year and I’m excited to compete in Abu Dhabi again.

“I’ve been fortunate to have achieved a lot in my career, but a win in the United Arab Emirates has escaped me thus far. I’d love nothing more than to change that this year and finish the season on a high note, before returning to Abu Dhabi for the Team Cup in January.”

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McIlroy set to defend Race to Dubai crown at DP World Tour Championship

Rory McIlroy is set to return to Dubai with his sights on securing a third DP World Tour Championship title and equalling the late, great Seve Ballesteros’ record of six Harry Vardon Trophies at the season-ending Rolex Series event from November 14-17.

The reigning Race to Dubai champion opened his 2024 season with a successful title defence at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, and the Northern Irishman has remained atop the rankings since January following a runner-up finish at the Dubai Invitational, and strong performances at the first three Majors.

The renowned Earth Course at Jumeirah Golf Estates has been a prosperous venue for the World Number Three, who has won the event twice and topped the season-long standings in 2012, 2014, 2015, 2022, and most recently in 2023.

The 35-year-old has moved clear into third place for the most Race to Dubai victories, one behind Ballesteros and three behind Colin Montgomerie, as he looks to add another European Number One crown to his already impressive career.

The four-time Major Champion currently leads the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex from Adam Scott by 1,554.39 points. He will spend two weeks in the United Arab Emirates following confirmation he will tee it up at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship - the first event of the DP World Tour Play-offs, a new two event series also incorporating the season-ending DP World Tour Championship.

The top 70 available players at the conclusion of the “Back 9” events will gather at Yas Links in Abu Dhabi before the top 50 available players move on to Dubai, as the new-look season comes to a dramatic close.

"Competing at the DP World Tour Championship is always something I look forward to at the end of the season,” McIlroy said. “Dubai has been a special place for me, and I've been fortunate to achieve a lot of success there. To have the chance to equal Seve’s record is incredibly meaningful, he was a pioneer for European golf, and his impact on the world game can’t be overstated.

“It’s going to be a couple of big weeks in the Middle East with the DP World Tour Play-offs and I’m focused on playing some good golf to put myself in contention for more titles.”

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Following record weekend crowds last year, free general admission tickets for Thursday and Friday are now available at dpwtc.com . Early bird options are selling fast with fans encouraged to save up to 30% on General Admission and Ticket+ weekend tickets before prices change on Friday September 13.

The DP World Tour Championship offers a fantastic day out for all, combining world-class golf with an array of exciting activities and experiences. The vibrant village ensures an incredible atmosphere, featuring dedicated activations for children, free golf lessons for all ages, Ladies Day celebrations, trick-shot shows, large screens for enhanced viewing, and engaging sports activations.

Fans seeking an elevated experience can choose from a range of premium hospitality options. The Championship Chalet, situated on the 18th green, offers an exclusive vantage point to observe the thrilling conclusion of each round. The Earth Lounge, overlooking the 16th green, provides a chic and comfortable setting to relax and enjoy the action. Additionally Ticket+ includes guaranteed access to the shaded viewing platform at The Greatest Bar on Earth on the 17th, the perfect ambiance with refreshing beverages to take in the action up close.

To secure free tickets for all the action on Thursday and Friday of the 2024 DP World Tour Championship and to explore the various ticket options, including premium experiences, please visit dpwtc.com .

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Olympic Silver Medallist Tommy Fleetwood will bid for further success on the 2024 Race to Dubai when he tees it up at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links, from November 7-10.

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