DP World Tour

1 month ago | europeantour.com | Mathieu Wood

By Mathieu WoodIn an ever-evolving sport, Laurie Canter has admitted that stability in his own career, built through the solid platform of regular tournament golf on the DP World Tour, has led him to his debut this week in THE PLAYERS on the PGA TOUR. A self-confessed “late bloomer”, the Englishman has enjoyed a stellar start to the year, during which he won his second DP World Tour title in Bahrain, and finished runner-up and third en route to topping the International Swing ranking.

1 month ago | europeantour.com | Mathieu Wood

By Mathieu WoodFew people can say they are an inspiration to others, but Danny List can. To children in Ghana, where he was raised, he is their idol, just like Tiger Woods was to him. Born in Macon, Georgia, to an Australian father and Ghanian mother, List grew up in Accra, the capital of the west African country. After being gifted a set of plastic golf clubs as a toddler, he instantly took a liking to the sport. “I played with them around the house, and I just really enjoyed it,” recalled List.

2 months ago | europeantour.com | Mathieu Wood

By Mathieu WoodJames Morrison turned 40 last month, and the milestone – at a crossroads in his career – has helped prompt a shift in his perspective. After 15 years on the DP World Tour, the Englishman is this season without full playing rights for the first time since graduating from the HotelPlanner Tour in 2009. Having turned professional in 2006, playing golf has long since become what he knows best.

2 months ago | europeantour.com | Mathieu Wood

By Mathieu WoodWhen one door closes, another often opens signalling new opportunities and that is exactly the case for Callum Tarren in 2025. Despite being English, he is perhaps better known stateside having played on the PGA TOUR and Korn Ferry Tour over the last six years. But, after losing his PGA TOUR playing rights at the end of 2024, Tarren is now in the early stages of his first full season on the DP World Tour at 34.

Jan 18, 2025 | europeantour.com | Mathieu Wood

By Mathieu WoodLike all sports at the elite level, golf presents a multitude of challenges for players and those around them. It’s rewarding, unforgiving and inspiring, often in equal measure in any given week. Many of those teeing it up this week at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic – the first individual event of the year on the DP World Tour – have spoken of feeling reinvigorated as they make their return to action after the festive break and a long year on the road.