| HEIGHT | - | COLLEGE | - |
| WEIGHT | - | TURNED PRO | - |
| BIRTHDAY | - | BIRTHPLACE | - |
| tournament | date | total score |
|---|---|---|
| BMW International Open | 28/06/2015 | 142 |
| Lyoness Open | 14/06/2015 | 285 |
| Nordea Masters | 07/06/2015 | 283 |
| Irish Open Hosted by The Rory Foundation | 31/05/2015 | 294 |
| BMW PGA Championship | 24/05/2015 | 156 |
| Open de España | 17/05/2015 | 151 |
| Volvo China Open | 26/04/2015 | 157 |
| Trophee Hassan II | 29/03/2015 | 290 |
| Tshwane Open | 15/03/2015 | 143 |
| Africa Open | 08/03/2015 | 282 |
Twenty-one-year-old Matthew Fitzpatrick fired an opening-round 64 to take the Day 1 lead at the British Masters on Thursday.
He’s surrounded by his elders, five of the other players in the top 10 are over the age of 40.
Fitzpatrick had an early bogey and was at even par through four before peeling off back-to-back birdies followed by an eagle 3…
Belgium’s Thomas Pieters followed up his Saturday 62 with an impressive 65 on Sunday to win the KLM Open with a 19-under 261, his second straight win after taking the D+D REAL Czech Masters on August 30.
Those are the first two European Tour victories of Pieters’ career and have propelled the Belgian up to 28th in the Race to…
England’s Lee Slattery and Spain’s Rafa Cabrera-Bello share the lead at the KLM Open at 16-under, but a full 14 players are within five strokes of the lead headed to the final round on Sunday.
Slattery and Cabrera-Bello each shot a 63 on Saturday to rise from fifth to first, one shot ahead of Paul Lawrie, who also fired a…
England’s Lee Slattery scored his second career European Tour title and bolstered his chances to contend in the Final Series, taking the M2M Russian Open by one stroke on Sunday in Moscow.
Slattery’s closing-round 69 was his worst score over the weekend, but it was enough to hold off Argetina’s Estanislao Goya, who shot a 68 to finish one stroke…
England’s Lee Slattery fired his second straight 67 to open up a 2-stroke lead at the M2M Russian Open Saturday.
Slattery might have run away with the lead for good had he not double-bogeyed No. 11, but was pretty perfect otherwise, with six birdies, four of those on the back nine.
His lead is two over Argentina’s Estanislao Goya and Scotland’s…
Andy Sullivan raced from four down with five holes to play to force a playoff, then made an amazing approach shot to birdie the first extra hole, defeating Charl Schwartzel by a single stroke to win the South African Open Championship on Sunday.
Down five strokes to start the round, Sullivan closed with a 67. After shooting sub-70 for the…
