This year, the DP World Tour celebrated its 50th birthday. In this half-century, from the European Tour to the DP World Tour, there have been many impressive scenes, and now, let's look back at those landmark moments and enjoy the albatross batting that can be encountered in the game but not sought!
Next, let's take a digital look at the wonderful journey of the tour in the past 50 years.
1. From April 12, 1972 to April 12, 2022, the DP World Tour has hosted 1916 matches.
During this time, 8468 players from 110 different countries and regions competed.
Over the past 50 years, the DP World Tour has produced 557 champions from 37 different countries and regions.
4. In 2020, Cyprus became the 50th tournament host country in the history of the Tour.
5. From April 12, 1972 to April 12, 2022, 440 different stadiums have hosted matches.
6. The youngest champion of the Tour , Mateo Manacero, 17 years and 188 days, 2010 Casteljan Masters.
7. The oldest champion of the Tour , Angel Simeones, 50 years, 133 days, 2014 Spanish Open.
8. The oldest "Money King" & Overall Champion of the Year – Lee Westwood, 47 years, 7 months and 20 days.
9. Youngest player - Yevo City (amateur), 12 years and 242 days, 2013 Volvo China Open.
10. Youngest promoted player - Guan Tianlang (amateur), 14 years old and 169 days old, 2013 Masters.
11. Oldest first-time champion - Richard Brand, 48 years old 101 days, 2021 British Masters.
12. The oldest player to participate - Arnold Palmer, 74 years old, 211 days, 2004 Masters.
13. Oldest promoted player - Bob Charles, 71 years and 261 days, 2008 New Zealand Open.
14. Most shots in one shot - 10, Angel Simones.
15. Most wins in a single season – 6, Severe Bayersdros, 1986.
16. Maximum number of wins - 50, Sever Valesteros.
17. Top 10 most often: 190, Colin Montgomery.
18. Most consecutive promotions: 82, Ernie Els.
19. Players who won their first entry: 6, Barry Jecour (1972 French Open), Hal Underwood (1975 Portuguese Open), Tom Watson (1975 British Open), Jarrod Mosley (1999 Heineken Classic), Ben Curtis (2003 British Open), Sean Laurie (2009 Irish Open).
20. The largest number of "Bonus Kings": 8, Colin Montgomery.
21. Most entries: 717, Angel Simeonis.
22. Number of players who have won both the Rookie of the Year Award and the Season "Bonus King" in their careers: 4, Martin Kemer, Joan Ram, Colin Montgomery, Nick Verdow.
23. Difference between the longest time between two wins: 16 years, 204 days, Anthony Wall (2000 Dunhill Championship – 2016 Paul Laurieby Hole).
24. The difference between the longest time between the first victory and the last victory: 23 years and 168 days, Lee Westwood (1996 Scandinavian Masters – 2020 Abu Dhabi Championship).
25. The most times you've won a Rolex Series: 4 times, joan Ram and Tyrell Hatton.
26. Players who won as amateurs – Martin Bernavides (2007), Daniel Lee (2009), Sean Laurie (2009).
27. Bernard Lange, the player who played the most overtime matches, 16 games (8 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses).
28. Most consecutive wins: 3, Sever Valjesdros (1986: Carroll Irish Open, Monte Carlo Open, French Open).
29. The first disabled player to participate in the Tour - Brendan Lawler.
30. First woman to take a separate lead – Carolyn Hedwall, Nordic Mixed 2021.
31. In 2018, Thomas Bjørn and Katriona Matthew became the first male and female pairs on the Tour to compete in a match.
32. There are "two champions" in one match – 2 times: Bernard Lange and Sevy Bayersderos (1986 Lancôme Championship), Bernard Lange and Colin Montgomery (2002 Andalusian Masters).
33. The player who played the most games but did not win - David Drisdale, 552 games.
34. 72 hole record: 257, Garrick Higer (2021 Gran Canaria Championship).
35. 54 holes record: -23, Ernie Ayres (2003 Johnnie Won plus Classic), David Howell (2006 TCL Classic).
36. 72 holes record: -29, Ernie Els (2003 Johnnie Won plus Classic).
37. 36 holes record: -18, Colin Montgomery (1996 UEFA Masters), Adam Scott (2008 Qatar Masters).
38. Maximum number of birds in a single round – 12: Fred Karpos (1991 Navia Mix), Ernie Els (1994 Dubai Desert Classic), Russell Clayton (1995 German Masters), Darren Clark (1999 European Open), Yepp Hurdal (2013 Turkish Airlines Open), Rafael Jacquilin (2013 Turkish Airlines Open).
39. The record of the most behind but reversed the championship: 10 strokes. Jamie Spence (2010 European Masters).
40. Minimum stroke count in the Championship Final Round: 60, Jamie Spence (2010 UEFA Masters), Cabrera Bello (2009 Austrian Open), Brandon Stone (2018 Scottish Open), Ian Woosnan (1999 Monte Carlo Open).
41. Lowest score on 18 holes: 59: Oliver Fisher, 2018 Portugal Masters.
42. Record for the most birds caught in a row – 9: Bend Weisberg (unofficial Maybank Championship, 2017), James Nitis (Vic Open, 2019).
43. Most win-and-win wins: 15, Tiger Woods, 2000 U.S. Open.
44. Maximum number of strokes per hole: 20, Philippe Polquier - 1978 French Open.
45. Most extra holes: 9 holes, 2013 Spanish Open.
46. Farthest openest goal on the Tour: Nicholas Korsec, 477 yards, 2014 Welsh Open.
47. The first group of brothers to win back-to-back events – Rasmus Hagrid & Niclay Hagrid (2021).
48. Number of brothers who won the Tour – Group 4: Antonio Garrido and Herman Garido, Sever Valesteros and Manuel Bayersdros, Edonardo Molinari and Francesco Molinari, Rasmus Hagrid and Niclair Hagrid.
49. Both father and son won the Tour – Group 3: Antonio Garrido and Herman Garido, Craig Standler and Kevin Standler, Jose Garni Sares and Alejandro Garni Sarez.
50. Uncles and nephews both won the tour – 3 people: Herman Garrido & Ignacio Garrido, Christie O'Connor Sr. & Christie O'Connor, Bernard Gallachel & Stephen Gallachel.
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In the final round of the Ras Al-Khaimah Classic, Fox shot a single round of 69 (-3) and he won the 2022 Ras Al Khaimah Classic with a four-round -22 shot.
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