Germany's Bernard Langer brought his total wins on the Senior Tour up to seven titles in Lytham by a lead of two strokes over England's Paul Broadhurst. In tied third place were Retief Goosen and Tim Petrovic. Bernard Langer is now placed at 900th in the World Rankings and 244th in the Race to Dubai.

American golfer Brooks Koepka won his sixth title on the European Tour by three strokes at the WGC-FedEx St Jude Invitational in Memphis. In second place was fellow American Webb Simpson whilst Australian Marc Leishman gained third place only one stroke further back. Brooks Koepka moved to the 1st place in the World Rankings.

Scotland's golfer Calum Hill claimed his second title on the Challenge tour in Austria. Calum finished four strokes less and his nearest rivals, fellow Scot Ewen Ferguson and Portugal's Jose-Filipe Lima. Calum Hill moved to 238th position in the World Rankings and 208th place in the race to Dubai.

American golfer Clark Dennis won the title in Germany on the Staysure Tour by one stroke from Spanish Jose Manuel Olazabal. Clark Dennis made his maiden win and he moved to 7th position in the Staysure Rankings.

Northern Ireland's golfer Shane Lowry gained his fifth European Tour title by winning the Open at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. Shane Lowry finished on the final day with an advantage of six stokes over England's Tommy Fleetwood whilst in third place was USA Tony Finau with two more strokes. Lowry moved to 17th place in the World Rankings and 1st in the Race to Dubai.

English golfer Steven Tily gained his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in France by beating fellow Englishman Richard Bland by one stroke. In third place was Gregory Harvet from France. Steven Tily moved to 393rd place in the World Rankings and 284th position in the Race to Dubai.

Spanish senior golfer Jose Manuel Carriles won with one stroke difference in Spain on the Staysure Tour. In second place was Chris Williams from South Africa whilst Argentinian Mauricio Molina was placed third.

Austrian golfer Bernd Wiesberger added another European Tour title to make six in Scotland in a play-off with Frenchman Benjamin Herbert. In third place two stokes further back was another Frenchman Romain Langasque. Bernd Wiesberger moved to 40th position in the World Rankings and 1st in the Race to Dubai.

Welsh golfer Rys Enock won by one stroke from Josh Geary on the Challenge Tour this week in Slovakia. In equal third place were Lars van Miejal and Dale Whitnell. Rys Enock moved to 249th position in the World Rankings and 252 in the Race to Dubai.

Argentinian player Jose Caceres finished in the lead position by two strokes closely followed by a group of five players, Peter Baker, Peter O'Malley, Phillip Price, Jean-Francois Remesy and Chris Williams. This was Jose Caceres maiden win in the Staysure Tour whilst moving to 2079 place in the World Rankings.

Amateur Spanish golfer Jon Rahm claimed his maiden win on the European Tour in Ireland by two strokes. In equal second place were England's Andy Sullivan and Bern Wiesberger from Austria. Jon Rahm moved to 8th position in the World Rankings and 1st in the Race to Dubai.

English golfer Matthew Jordan achieved his first win on the Challenge Tour in a play-off against Lorenzo Scalise from Italy. In third place was Spain's was Carlos Pigem. Matthew Jordan moved to 312th place in the World Rankings and 174th position in the Race to Dubai.

South African Christiaan Bezuidenhout gained his maiden European Tour win with a strong six stroke lead in Sotogrande over the weekend. Placed equally second were Adri Arnous, Eduardo de la Riva, Mike Lorenzo-Vera, Alvaro Quiros and John Rahm. Christiaan Bezuidenhout moved to 140th in the World Rankings and 9th place in the Race to Dubai.