Englishman James Morrison sealed a return to the DP World Tour after securing victory on the Rolex Grand Last supported by The R&A on Sunday.
Englishman Morrison signed for a two underneath par last spherical of 70 to achieve 15 underneath par for the week at Membership de Golf Alcanada and win by three photographs from Italian Stefano Mazzoli.
The Surrey-native registered a two-under par last spherical of 70 to achieve 15 underneath for the week at Membership de Golf Alcanada and win by three photographs forward of Italian Stefano Mazzoli.
The 40-year-old climbs 30 locations on the Highway to Mallorca Rankings to finish the season because the No 6 and assure his return to Golf’s International Tour in 2026.
The 2-time DP World Tour winner turns into the seventh Englishman to win the Rolex Grand Last after Marco Penge (2023), Nathan Kimsey (2022), Matt Haines (2010), James Hepworth (2006), Richard Bland (2001) and Ian Garbutt (1996).
Morrison began the day with a three-shot lead after firing a bogey-free seven-under 65 on day three, and combined two birdies with two bogeys on the entrance 9 on Sunday to stay in entrance.
Morrison, who had 13-year-old son Finley caddying for him in Mallorca, then made three birdies in a four-hole stretch from the eleventh to increase his benefit, and regardless of a bogey on 18, would stay three away from the chasing pack.
“When I said this was going to be my last event, it really was going to be 100 percent,” Morrison stated. “This has completely messed that up.
“I am glad it is over with. I performed properly all week. Did not play as effectively right this moment however managed my feelings and dug into my reminiscence financial institution with my wins on the DP World Tour.
“The wind blowing really helped me today because I knew, the harder it got, the more it would play into my hands a little bit. I knew if I could keep ticking along, I could get away from the field a bit.
“I stayed calm and stayed with it. I could not really feel my arms on my swing on the final, it went up to now proper, however I could not care much less. A win is a win.”
JC Ritchie topped the Highway to Mallorca Rankings and made historical past in Spain by turning into the primary participant from South Africa to be topped Tour No 1 after ending seventh at Membership de Golf Alcanada.
