Dubai Desert Classic to finish on Monday

Friday, 27 January 2023 18:12

By ARN News Staff

The Hero Dubai Desert Classic is headed for a Monday finish due to the weather delays.

Organisers confirmed that the Rolex Series event will remain a 72-hole contest.

The planned schedule at Emirates Golf Club is as follows:

Saturday 28: Round 2 concludes
Sunday 29: Round 3 scheduled
Monday 30: Round 4 scheduled

Ian Poulter and Richard Bland hold a share of the lead after day two.

The Hero Dubai Desert Classic will be played over 72 holes, concluding on Monday.

Saturday 28: Round 2 concludes
Sunday 29: Round 3 scheduled
Monday 30: Round 4 scheduled#HeroDDC | #RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/PqZASQlfo8
— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) January 27, 2023

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