Shane Lowry finished tied 13th, after a poor birdieless start on Thursday, while Tommy Fleetwood finished tied 3rd after an outstanding final round. In a post on Instagram, Lowry said: “Great week in Spain… some decent golf there. Madrid is now one of my favourite places. Hala Madrid”.
Next week the DP World Tour heads to the Old Course for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
A WIN ON HOME SOIL 🇪🇸🏆
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Ángel Hidalgo wins the Spanish Open to claim his maiden DP World Tour title, just two years after receiving his tour card, fending off fellow Spaniard Jon Rahm in a playoff. 🤩 pic.twitter.com/ZAZccfXVyo
In the President’s Cup, Jim Furyk's USA team beat Mike Weir’s International team in Montreal by 18.5 points to 11.5 points.
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