John Parry’s remarkable finish at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open remains one of the most memorable moments on the DP World Tour. Closing six under par in his final seven holes, Parry secured the title with a stunning display of skill and composure.
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Auckland is set to host a new golf championship this March, marking an exciting addition to the Australasian golf calendar. The ISPS Handa Japan-Australasia Championship will take place from March 5th to 8th, 2026, at the prestigious Royal Auckland and Grange Golf Club.
The DP World Tour recently shared an impressive golf moment that highlights the skill and precision required at the highest level of professional golf. In a remarkable display, a player nearly holed out from the trees, showcasing both creativity and control under pressure. Such shots underline why the DP World Tour remains one of the most exciting circuits in the sport.
Scottie Scheffler and Mackenzie Hughes delivered some of the most memorable moments of the 2025 PGA Tour season, showcasing skill and determination that defined their year.
Louis Oosthuizen delivered an incredible par save during the Alfred Dunhill Championship, showcasing his skill and composure under pressure. The South African star’s remarkable shot kept his round alive and thrilled spectators at the Royal Johannesburg Club.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship saw some remarkable moments last week, showcasing the talent and competitive spirit of the DP World Tour players. Held this year at the Royal Johannesburg Club for the first time after two decades at Leopard Creek CC, the tournament offered a fresh challenge and a chance for South African golfers to capitalize on their home advantage.
Last week’s DP World Tour event saw the 11th hole emerge as the most challenging on the course, registering a Fortinet Threat Score of +0.33. This metric highlights the difficulty players faced, making any success on this hole particularly noteworthy.
The Alfred Dunhill Championship, one of the most anticipated events on the DP World Tour, will be held at the Royal Johannesburg Club for the first time in 2025. After two decades at Leopard Creek Country Club, the tournament’s relocation marks a significant change for players and fans alike.
Angel Ayora made a powerful statement at the start of his week by blasting his opening shot at an impressive 188 mph, setting the tone for the tournament ahead. Such a display of raw power is a reminder of the evolving dynamics on the DP World Tour, where driving distance increasingly plays a crucial role in competitive advantage.
Aldrich Potgieter delivered a remarkable moment at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, held this year at the Royal Johannesburg Club. The young South African nearly holed out twice from the same shot, showcasing a rare blend of skill and luck that golf fans cherish.