Norwegian golfer Eirik Tage Johansen gained his maiden win on the Challenge Tour in Malaga when he finished in first place, with Ugo Coussaud in second and Robin Sciot-Siegrist in third. Eirik Tage Johnsen moved into 8th position in the Challenge Tour Rankings and 362nd place in the World Rankings.

jean-Francois Remesy from France won in Padstow by one stroke giving him his first win on the Staysure Tour. In second place was Barry lane from England whilst in third position was Gary Evans also from England.

Italian golfer Andrea Pavan gained his second victory on the European Tour in Munich in a play-off against England's Matthew Fitzpatrick. In third place were seven equal players with two more strokes. With this win Andrea Pavan moved to 83rd place in the World Rankings and 32nd position in the race to Dubai.

With a two stroke advantage French golfer Robin Roussel claimed the title in Pas de Calais Open from England's Richard Bland. In third place with four more strokes was Cormac Sharvin from Northern Ireland. This was Robin Roussel maiden win on the Challenge Tour and he moved into fourth place on the Challenge Tour.

Golfer Steve Baker gained his maiden win on the Staysure Tour in France by five strokes from South African James Kingston. With one more stroke the third place was taken by Markus Brier from Austria.

USA's Gary Woodland claimed the title in the US Open in Pebble Beach by three strokes. In second place was fellow American Brooks Koepka. With two more stokes were Jon Rahm, Chez Reavie, Justin Rose and Xander Schauffete. Gary Woodland win was his maiden on the Tour and moved him to 25th position in the World Rankings.

Thailand won the the GolfSixes with a final sweeping victory in Cascais in Portugal against their nearest rivals England. The Thai team consisted of Thongchai Jaidee and Phachara Khongwatmai whilst the England's team were composed of Tom Lewis and Paul Waring.

English golfer Barry Lane gained his seventh win on the Seniors Tour in Italy in a play-off against Frenchman Marc Farry. In a hotly contested third place was Miguel Angel Martin, Davis Shacklady, Jean-Francois Remesy and Jose Caceres.

The Italian golfer Guido Migliozzi won his second Tour win in Antwerp by two strokes from Dutchman Daruis van Driel, whilst Scotland's Ewen Ferguson was one stroke more. Guido Migliozzi moved to 95th place in the World Rankings and 21st position int the Race to Dubai.