As from the 24th of October to the 27th the European Tour will be again hosted on the Victoria Course in Vilamoura. This event had attracted some of the finest players which will include Martin Kaymer, Padraig Harrington, Matt Wallace, Oliver Fisher and Lucas Bjerregaard amongst others. The owners have been investing money in improving the general composition of the course fairways to provide an even more testing event.

Zheng-kai Bai from China won his maiden title on the Challenge Tour in Fosham City in China by four strokes from Zecheng Dou also from China. In third place with one more stroke was Scotland's Calum Hill. With this win Zheng-kai Bai moved into 677 position in the World Rankings.

Steven Brown from England won his maiden title on the European Tour in the Algarve by one stroke from equal second placed Justin Walters and Brandon Stone both from South Africa. In third position was Frenchman Adrien Saddier with a further one stroke. Steven Brown moved to 550th place in the World Rankings and 69th in the Race to Dubai.

Belgium golfer Nicolas Colsaerts added another European Tour title in France bringing his total to three. He finished one stroke less than Denmark's Joachim Hansen, and South African George Coetzee made third place with a further stroke. Nicolas Colsearts moved to 196th position in the World Rankings and 53rd in the Race to Dubai.

Spanish golfer Emilio Cuartero Blanco gained his maiden victory on the Challenge Tour in Ireland in a play-off against Oscar Lengden from Sweden. In third place was Todd Clements from England. Emilio Cuartero Branco moved to 401st position in the world Rankings.

Bernd Wiesberger from Austria brought his total of European Tour wins up to seven in Italy by finishing one stroke in less than Matthew Fitzpatrick from England. In third place was Kurt Kitayama from the USA. Bernd Wiesberger moved to 22nd position in the World Rankings and 1st place in the Race to Dubai.

Thomas Levet from France gained the title on the Staysure Tour finishing one stroke lead over Markus Brier from Austria. In third place was Paul Lawrie from Scotland.

Jose Caceres from Argentina gained the title on the Staysure Tour in Austria by four strokes from Scotland's Paul Lawrie. In third place was Phillip Price from Wales one stroke further back.

Welsh golfer Oliver Farr - gained his maiden Challenge Tour title in Morocco by three strokes from England's Jack Senior. In third position was Oliver Hundeboll from Denmark. Oliver Farr moved into 328th place in the World Rankings.

Dutchman Lars van Meijel won his maiden Challenge Tour title in France by one stroke from Sebastian Heisele from Germany. In equal third place was Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez from Spain and France's Francisco Laporte. Lars van Meijel moved into 335 position in the World Rankings.

The on-form Spanish golfer Jon Rahm brought his total European Tour wins up to five in Madrid by scoring five shots less than his nearest compatriot rival Rafa Bello Cabrera. In third place was fellow Spanish golfer Samuel del Val. Jon Rahm moved to 5th position in the World Rankings and 1st place in the Race to Dubai.

France's golfer Victor Perez gained his maiden European Tour title by one stroke in Scotland. In second place was Matthew Southgate from England whilst in equal third was Joakim Lagergren from Sweden and Paul Waring from England. Victor Perez moved to 72 position in the World Rankings and 19th in the Race to Dubai.

Polish golfer made golfing golfing history by winning his maiden title of the '57th Open de Portugal' in the Algarve and the first Pole to win on the European Tour. Two strokes more was Spanish player Sebastian-Garcia Rodriguez. Placed equal third were Italian Francesco Laporta and Austrian Martin Wiegele. Adrian Meronk moved to 263rd position in the World Rankings and 7th place in the Challenge Tour Rankings.

Local golfer Danny Willett gained the PGA Championship title making his total of seven on the European Tour. Three strokes more in second place was Spain's Jon Rahm, whilst South African Christiaan Beguidenhout was third with one more stroke. Danny Willett moved to 58th place in the World Rankings and 9th in the Race to Dubai.

England's David Shacklady won the Paris Legends in a play-off with Frances's Jean-Francis Remesy with South African James Kingston coming in third. This was David Shacklady's third win on the Senior Tour and placed him in fourth position in the Senior Ranking.

The popular Spanish golfer Sergio Garcia won his 16th title in Amsterdam with a one hole lead over his nearest rival Danish golfer Nicolai Hojgaard. In third place was Matt Wallace from England. Sergio Garcia moved to 32nd position int he World Rankings and 15th in the Race to Dubai