Norwegian golfer Viktor Hovland won his maiden title on the European Tour in Munich by two stokes from Martin Kaymer from Germany. In third place with a further two strokes was Jorge Campillo from Spain. Viktor Hovland moved into 9th position in the Race to Dubai and 14th in the World Rankings.

Spanish golfer Jon Rahm gained his 7th title by winning the US Open in California by one stroke from Louis Oosthuizen from South Africa. In third place with a further stroke was Harris English from the USA. Jon Rahm moved to first place in both the Race to Dubai and the World Rankings.

Northern Ireland's Jonathan Caldwell gained his maiden title on the European Tour in Sweden by one stroke from Spain's Adrian Otaegui. One more stoke was Alice Hewson from England.

Frenchman Julien Brun obtained his first win on the Challenge Tour in Peneuf in France by leading the field home with a two stroke advantage over Chase Hanna from the USA and fellow Frenchman Jerome Lando Casanova. Juliien Brun moved to 178th position on the World Rankings.

South African golfer Chris Williams won his maiden title on the Legends Tour in Padstow by three strokes from Phillip Price from Wales. One stoke behind were two famous names, Thomas Bjorn and Paul Lawrie. Chris Williams moved to 1900th place in the World Rankings.

Marcus Armitage from England won his second title in Hamburg by two strokes from a field of three followers, Thomas Detry from Belgium, Edoardo Molinari from Italy and Matthew Southgate from England. Marcus Armitage moved to 28th in the Race to Dubai and 122nd in the World Rankings.

Belgium golfer Kristof Ulenaers gained his maiden title in Cadiz with a five stroke lead over Hurley Long from Germany. Two strokes further back in third place was Santiago Tarro from Spain. Kristof Ulenaers moved to 362nd position in the World Rankings.

Spain's Santiago Tarrio won his maiden title in Dritec in a play-off with Julien Brun from France and Kristian Krogh Johannessen from Norway. Santiago Tarrio moved to 201st place in the World Rankings.

German golfer Alex Cejka added another win to this previous three in Tulsa on the Legends Tour with four stokes less than his nearest rival Tim Petrovic from the USA. With one more stroke were K.J. Choi from South Korea and Retief Goosen from South Africa. Alex Cejka moved to the 969th place in the World Rankings.

Austrian golfer Bernd Wiesberger gained his 8th title on the European Tour in Farso with a strong five stroke lead over Italian Guido Migliozzi. With one more stroke were Richard Bland, Jordan Smith and Jason Scrivener. With this win Bernd Wiesberger moved into 17th place in the Race to Dubai and 50th in the World Rankings.

Dutch golfer Daan Huizing won his maiden title on the European Tour in a play-off against Spain's Eduard Rousaud. With a further stroke Alfredo Garcia-Heredia took third place. With this win Daan Huizing moved to 257th place in the Race to Dubai and 350th in the World Rankings.