“My wife and parents are probably crying at home. This is my favorite place, the course looks great, the best I’ve ever seen. It’s in the bush and I’m calm in the bush” – Ockie Strydom of South Africa after first title of DP World Tour at the Alfred Dunhill Championship
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Highlights from the fourth round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek Country Club in South Africa
Highlights from the fourth round of the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek Country Club in South Africa
South Africa’s Ockie Strydom scored a 69 in the final round to claim his first DP World Tour title with a two-stroke victory at the Alfred Dunhill Championship on Sunday.
South African Strydom started the final round at 15-under par with Scott Jamieson (76), but suffered a setback in the ninth with a double bogey on the exclusive Leopard Creek course, which borders the Kruger National Park.
He recovered, however, to secure four birdies over the next five holes and ease the victory at 18 under par, ahead of Spain’s Adrian Otaegui (68) and England’s Laurie Canter (64).
Ockie Strydom claimed the Alfred Dunhill Championship title on Sunday, for his first DP World Tour title
“My wife and my parents are probably crying at home,” Strydom said.
“This is my favorite place, the course looks phenomenal, the best I’ve ever seen. It’s in the bush and I’m calm in the bush.”
Strydom has now earned his card to play in the DP World Cup in the 2023 season.
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