European trio toasting success

Three European golf stars were heading to the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai today on the back of victories over the weekend – but pride of place has to go to Miguel Angel Jimenez.

European trio toasting success
Mon, 19 Nov, 2012 - 07:42

Three European golf stars were heading to the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai today on the back of victories over the weekend – but pride of place has to go to Miguel Angel Jimenez.

The 48-year-old Spaniard goes into the record books as the oldest-ever winner of a European Tour title after winning his third Hong Kong Open.

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CourtsGolfHeathrowPlace: DubaiPlace: JapanPlace: FanlingPlace: EuropePlace: WentworthPlace: SerengetiPlace: SouthportPlace: Hong KongPlace: EnglandPlace: AmericaPerson: Miguel Angel JimenezPerson: Luke DonaldPerson: Henrik StensonPerson: JimenezPerson: Fredrik Andersson HedPerson: Seve BallesterosPerson: Jose Maria OlazabalPerson: DonaldPerson: Hideki MatsuyamaPerson: StensonPerson: George CoetzeePerson: Tommy FleetwoodPerson: Andrew DodtPerson: Richard BlandPerson: Tjaart Van der WaltPerson: Rhys DaviesPerson: Rory McIlroyEvent: DP World Tour ChampionshipEvent: European TourEvent: Hong Kong OpenEvent: Dunlop PhoenixEvent: South African OpenEvent: Ryder CupEvent: BMW PGA ChampionshipEvent: Walker CupEvent: Challenge TourEvent: PGA TourOrganisation: Japan
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