Romain Langasque from France obtained his maiden title on the European Tour in Wales with a two stroke lead over Sami Valimaki from Finland. In equal third place with one more stroke were David Dixon and Matthew Jordan. Romain Langasque became 31st in the Race to Dubai and 100th position in the World Rankings.

Welsh golfer Sam Horsfield gained his second title on the European Tour in Newport when he finished with a two stroke lead from Belgium's Thomas Detry. In equal third place and with one more stroke were Andrew Johnston, Thomas Peters and Connor Syme. Sam Horsfield moved to seven place on the Race to Dubai and 80th in the World Rankings.

Collin Morikawa from the USA gained his maiden title in San Francisco by two strokes from Paul Casey from England. In third place with a further stroke was Dustin Johnston also from the USA . Collin Morikawa moved to pole position in the Race to Dubai and 5th place in the World Rankings.

Andy Sullivan from England claimed the title by seven strokes from his nearest rival, Adrian Ortaequi from Spain. In third place with one more stroke was Ramus Hojgaard from Denmark. This was Andy Sullivan's fourth win on the European Tour placing him in 18th position in the Race to Dubai and 91st place in the World Rankings.

Justin Thomas from the USA won the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational by three strokes from a competitive field of players. In equal second place were Tom Lewis from England, Daniel Berger, Brooks Koepka and Phil Michelson all from the USA. Justin Thomas moved into second position in the World Rankings.

England's Sam Horsfield claimed his maiden win on the European Tour when he won the Hero Open by one stroke from Belgium's Thomas Detry. In third place was Alexander Bjork from Sweden with three more strokes. This gain placed Sam Horsfield 23rd in the Race to Dubai, and 135th in the World Rankings.