After a play-off against fellow South Korean Seon Woo Bae, Hae Rym Kim won the World Ladies Championship in China. This victory placed Hae Rym Kim in 40th position in the Ladies World Ranking.

Aaron Rai from England won his maiden victory on the Championship Tour in Kenya with a three stroke advantage over Frenchman Adrien Saddier. One stroke further back were Francisco Laporta and Matt Wallace. With this win Aaron Rai moved to 216th place in the World Rankings and 144th in the Race to Dubai.

South African golfer Chris Williams won his second Senior Tour title in the United Arab Emirates in a play-off against Englishman Gary Marks. One stoke further back were Magnus P. Atlevi and James Kingston.

English golfer Melissa Reid won the Oates Vic Open in Australia after a play-off with Sandra Gal from Germany. In third place were tied Su Oh and Angel Yin. Melissa Reid moved to 140th position in the World Rankings and first place in Order of Merit.

Indian player S.S.P. Chawrasia gained his fourth win on the Tour in New Delhi by seven strokes. In second place was Gavin Green from Malaysia, and with Scott Jamieson from Scotland one stroke further back. S.S.P. Chawrasia moved to 161 position in the World Rankings and 18th in the Race to Dubai.

South African golfer Dean Burmester gained his maiden win on the Tour in Pretoria by three strokes from Mikko Korhonen from Finland and Jorge Campillo from Spain. This placed Dean Burmester in 95th place in the World Rankings and 11th in the Race to Dubai.

American Dustin Johnson brought his total wind on the European Tour up to four by winning the WGC in Mexico. He ended one stroke less than England's Tommy Fleetwood and two stokes less than Ross Fisher and Jon Rahm. This win took placed him in first position in the World Rankings.