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HELP: Dubai Invitational scores page belongs to the Golf/DP World Tour section of mtwarrenparkgolf.com.au Dubai Invitational leaderboard has both final and partial. Leading first round scores in the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic at the Emirates Golf Club on Thursday (GBR/IRL unless stated. Leaderboard ; 1. Ripper GC · Smith · Herbert ; 2. Fireballs GC · Garcia · Ancer ; 3. Cleeks GC · Kaymer · Bland. 1. Tommy Fleetwood: 19 · Golf dubai scores. Thriston Lawrence: 18 · T2. Rory McIlroy: 18 · 4. Jordan Smith: 16 · 5. Francesco Molinari: 15 · T6. Sean Crocker.

Golf: Dubai Desert Classic Scores

Paul Waring and Stephen Gallacher shared a one-shot lead at the halfway mark. The Scot beat U. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick at the Italian Open. Thriston Lawrence won the European Masters on Sunday with a steady par on the first playoff hole before Matt Wallace sent a five-foot putt left to make bogey. A Saturday that started early for Thriston Lawrence by completing the four holes from his weather-affected second round ended with him leading by three shots after three rounds of the European Masters.

Callum Shinkwin claimed his second European tour title with a four-shot victory in the Cazoo Open on Sunday. Skip to main content. Frittelli wins Bahrain Championship for first victory on Euro tour since South African golfer Dylan Frittelli won his first European tour event in more than six years after making three birdies in his last six holes for a two-stroke victory at the Bahrain Championship on Sunday.

Fleetwood surges into lead at Dubai Invitational after third round Tommy Fleetwood surged into the lead of the Dubai Invitational after shooting an 8-under 63 in the third round Saturday to overtake Rory McIlroy by one stroke. McIlroy recovers from a quadruple bogey to keep two-shot lead at Dubai Invitational Rory McIlroy recovered from a quadruple bogey to shoot a 1-under 70 Friday and maintain the lead at the halfway point of the Dubai Invitational.

Burmester wins Joburg Open to open European tour season. Hojgaard produces big finish to win season-ending World Tour Championship. Wallace birdies the entire back 9 in Dubai to lead European tour finale Matt Wallace of England made a foot birdie putt on the 10th hole and didn't stop until he birdied the rest of them, tying a European tour record with nine birdies in a row for a under 60 that shot him into the lead Saturday in the season-ending DP World Tour Championship.

Campillo leads by one shot at Qatar Masters Jorge Campillo led by one shot before the third round of the Qatar Masters was suspended because of fading light on Saturday, with the Spanish golfer having just the 18th hole left to play. Pavon cruises to first European tour win at Spanish Open Matthieu Pavon broke through with his first European tour victory at a place close to home for him, fending off an early rally by Jon Rahm and a late charge by Marcel Siem to win the Spanish Open by four shots on Sunday.

Pavon leads Spanish Open; struggling Rahm nine back Matthieu Pavon kept his lead of the Spanish Open to enter the final round with a two-stroke advantage on Saturday. Fitzpatrick wins Dunhill Links Championship for first European tour title in two years. Kim handles difficult weather to take one-shot lead at French Open golf. Tournament Field Auto Update: On. Lowry: McIlroy is a better golfer than he is a singer!

Gary Woodland. Golf dubai scores Justin Thomas. Peter Malnati. Taylor Pendrith. Matthieu Pavon. Akshay Bhatia. Brian Harman. Jason Day. Brendon Todd. Patrick Cantlay. Denny McCarthy. Sungjae Im. Shane Lowry. Andrew Putnam. Tom Hoge. Xander Schauffele. Adam Schenk. Wyndham Clark. Rickie Fowler. Jordan Spieth. Mackenzie Hughes. Sepp Straka. The Englishman carded Paul Casey carded a stunning best-of-the-day 8-under-par 64 to take a one-stroke lead over Robert MacIntyre into the final round of the Dubai Desert Classic at Emirates Golf Belgium's Thomas Detry fired a flawless 5-under-par 67 to get to under-par and lead by one stroke ahead of Robert MacIntyre at the half-way stage of the Dubai Desert Richard Sterne fired a superb 8-under-par 64 to open up a one-stroke lead over Kurt Kitayama after the first day of the Dubai Desert Classic, with Ryder Cup stars World-leading stars, including two of the world's top 10 are set to descend on Dubai for the 32nd staging of the Dubai Desert Classic at Emirates Golf Club from School children from seven UAE-based schools treated to a golfing masterclass on the driving range from Erik Van Rooyen and Matthias Schwab Children aged 17 and under given free entry The Northern Irishman birdies last two holes to win the tournament by one shot after a fourth-round score of The World Number One joins Ernie Els to lift the coveted Dallah trophy for the third time following his and triumphs.

Became the first Norwegian winner of a Rolex Series event as he defeated Richard Bland in a play-off to win the Slync. Paul Casey wrapped up his 15th victory on the European Tour with a confident four-shot win. With a birdie on the 18th, he closed with an exclamation point, sealing his title. The year-old from Bendigo, Victoria, clinched the title on Australian Day making his achievement all the more remarkable.

Bryson DeChambeau dominates in Dubai for first International win closing 8-under-par 64 to set a tournament record. His under total for a seven-shot win bettered by one the hole record Haotong Li set last year. Sergio Garcia completes a wire-to-wire three-shot win over Open champion Henrik Stenson after a closing 69, becoming the sixth Spaniard to win the tournament which saw high winds gusting in excess of 60 kmph, force suspension of play on Friday after the tournament top-draws Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods after round one were forced to pull out through injury.

Stephen Gallacher of Scotland holes his approach to the par-4 16th on the final day for his fifth eagle of the week to hold off Richard Sterne and win his second European Tour title after a nine-year wait. A scintillating 63 in the opening round sets up victory for Rafa Cabrera Bello.

Records the third consecutive Spanish win and fifth overall. The event, won by Alvaro Quiros, witnesses four holes-in-one, all in separate rounds, including one by the winner on the final day. Rory McIlroy records his first European Tour victory and first win on a major tour, aged 19 years when he gets up and down from the greenside bunker on the closing hole for the par he needs to edge past Justin Rose.

Five shots adrift going to the back nine, Tiger Woods produces an amazing birdie blitz and seals the title when he converts a foot birdie putt on the final hole. Playing all four rounds in the company of three-time champion, Ernie Els, Dubai resident Henrik Stenson birdies the final hole to edge out his celebrated playing partner and pre- tournament favourite Tiger Woods.