Ferguson receiving congratulations on his win.
Ewan Ferguson (Scotland), ranked 168th in the world in men’s golf, dramatically earned a spot in the Open Golf Tournament.
Ferguson won the DP World Tour BMW International final round held at the Eichenreit Munich Golf Club (par 72) in Munich, Germany on the 8th (Korean time) by shooting a 4-under 68 for a final total of 18-under 270.
With this win, Ferguson secured a spot in the Open Championship, a major tournament.
One of the qualifications for the Open Championship, which opens on the 18th, is given based on the DP World Tour Race to Dubai points ranking as of the 8th, and thanks to this win, Ferguson has jumped a whopping 45 places in the Race to Dubai points ranking, allowing him to advance to the Open Championship.
Ferguson was actually scheduled to compete in the Open qualifier, not this tournament.
Although the qualifying round had a good chance of qualifying, the BMW International was a must-win or lose opportunity to qualify for the Open.
He said, “I had already booked a flight to participate in the preliminaries, but then I suddenly thought, ‘You never know. I’m playing well now, so I might win. ‘” He was delighted, saying, “I took ahugegamble.”
Five players, including Ferguson, qualified for The Open through the DP World Tour Race to Dubai points rankings, and two players, including the winner and runner-up of the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, qualified for The Open, bringing the total number of players to 154.
The top three finishers at the Genesis Scottish Open, which opens on the 12th, will also be given a spot in the Open Championship. 카지노사이트 추천