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Spanish golfer Jorge Campillo gained his third title on the DP Tour in Kenya by two strokes from Masahiro Kawamura from Japan. In equal thrid place with a further one stroke were Ryo Hisatsune and Santiago Tarrio. This last win moved Jorge Campillo into 8th position in the DP Rankings and 159th in the World Golf Rankings.

Siem Marcel from Germany gained his fifth title on the DP Tour in India with a one stroke advantage of his fellow German Yannik Paul. With one further stroke Dutch golfer Joost Luiten took third prize. Siem Marcel moved into 8th position on the DP Tour Rankings and 256th in the World Golf Rankings.

South African Dylan Mostert gained his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Port Elizabeth by one stroke from fellow South African Jaco Prinsloo. With one more stroke four players were placed in equal third, Ruiadhri McGee, Lorenzo Scalise, J.J. Senekal and Tom Valliant. Dylan Mostert moved into 339th place in the World Golf Rankings.

Denmark's Thorbjorn Oleson gained his seventh title on the DP Tour in Bangkok by four strokes from Yannik Paul from Germany. In third place with a further two strokes were Alexander Knappe and Joost Luiten. With this win Thorbjorn Olesen moved into 4th place in the DP Tour Rankings and 91st in the World Golf Rankings.

South African J.J. Senekal won his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Limpopo by four strokes from a field of chasing South Africans. Casey Jarvis was in second place with Pieter Mooland and Jaco Prinsloo in equal third. With this win J.J. Senekal moved into 456th position in the World Golf Rankings.

Ockie Strydom from South Africa gained his second title on the DP Tour in Singapore by one stroke from Sami Valimaki from Finland. In third place with three further strokes were Alejandro del Rey, Macel Schneider and Jeunghun Wang. With this win he moved into 45th position in the DP Tour Rankings and 145th in the World Rankings.

South African Oliver Bekker gained his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in South Africa by four strokes from Sweden's Adam Blomme. In third place were fellow South African Hennie O'Kennedy and Chris Paisley from England. With this win Oliver Bakker moved to 49th position in the Challenge Rankings and 110th in the World Rankings.

South African J.J. Senekal won his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Limpopo by four strokes from a field of chasing South Africans. Casey Jarvis was in second place with Pieter Mooland and Jaco Prinsloo in equal third. With this win J.J. Senekal moved into 456th position in the World Golf Rankings.