Jon Rahm wins third DP World Tour Championship

Sunday, 20 November 2022 16:10

By ARN News Staff

Jon Rahm has won the season-ending DP World Tour Championship for a record third time.

The Spaniard shot a final round 67 on Sunday at Jumeirah Golf Estates to finish 20 under par for the tournament, two shots ahead of Alex Noren and Tyrrell Hatton.

Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy clinched the DP World Tour rankings title thanks to a fourth place finish.

It makes the world number one only the second player ever to top both the PGA Tour and DP World Tour season-long rankings in the same year.

. @JonRahmpga is champion once again!

He becomes the first player to win three #DPWTC titles 👏#RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/Nh1iWmDtx0
— DP World Tour Championship (@dpwtc) November 20, 2022

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