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• His third European Tour International Schedule victory in his 65th official European Tour event.
• Moves to 2,395,787 points in the Race to Dubai.
• Could move to inside the top 30 of the Official World Golf Ranking, from 51st.
• His second European Tour victory of the 2016 season following the Nordea Masters.
• The sixth multiple winner of the 2016 season. They are: Alex Noren (Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open, Omega European Masters, British Masters supported by Sky Sports and Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player), Charl Schwartzel (Alfred Dunhill Championship and Tshwane Open), Danny Willett (Omega Dubai Desert Classic and Masters Tournament), Jeunghun Wang (Trophée Hassan II and AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open), Henrik Stenson (BMW International Open and The 145th Open Championship) and Matthew Fitzpatrick (Nordea Masters and DP World Tour Championship, Dubai).
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• Moves to 2,395,787 points in the Race to Dubai.
• Could move to inside the top 30 of the Official World Golf Ranking, from 51st.
• His second European Tour victory of the 2016 season following the Nordea Masters.
• The sixth multiple winner of the 2016 season. They are: Alex Noren (Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open, Omega European Masters, British Masters supported by Sky Sports and Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player), Charl Schwartzel (Alfred Dunhill Championship and Tshwane Open), Danny Willett (Omega Dubai Desert Classic and Masters Tournament), Jeunghun Wang (Trophée Hassan II and AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open), Henrik Stenson (BMW International Open and The 145th Open Championship) and Matthew Fitzpatrick (Nordea Masters and DP World Tour Championship, Dubai).
Read more at http://www.europeantour.com/european...i18Pk0rT41h.99