Danish golfer Jeff Winther gained his maiden title on the European Tour with his one stroke advantage over a threesome of players, Pep Angles from Spain, Jorge Campillo also from Spain, and Sebastian Soderberg from Sweden. With this win Jeff Winther moved to 37 place in the Race to Dubai and 162nd in the World Rankings.

On the Challenge Tour Daniel Hillier from New Zealand gained his maiden title in Spain by one stroke from Ricardo Gouveia from Portugal and Mattea Manassero from Italy. This win placed Daniel Hillier in 193rd position in the Race to Dubai and 246th in the World Rankings.

English golfer Matthew (Matt) Fitzpatrick gained his seventh title on the European Tour with three strokes at Valderrama in Spain. In equal second place were Min Loo Lee from Australia and Sebastian Soderburg from Sweden. With this new title Matt Fitzpatrick moved to 5th place in the Race to Dubai and 25th in the World Rankings.

Frenchman Julien Brun gained his second title on the Challenge Tour in Spain by one stroke from Englishman Johnathan Thormson. In third place with one more stroke were Jermany Freiburghaus, John Murphy, Jesper Svensson and Andrew Wilson. With this win Julien Brun moved into 133rd position in the World Rankings.

Danish golfer Marcus Helligkilde gained the title on the Challenge Tour in France with one less stroke, whilst fellow Dane Nicholi Kristensen and Johansen Thomson from England tied for second and Frenchman Federic Lacroix was place third with a further two strokes. Marcus Helligkilde moved into 224th place in the Race to Dubai and 143 in the World Rankings.

English player Danny Willett added to his previous 7 titles on the European Tour with the Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland. The final was a ply-off against fellow Englishman Tyrell Hatton. In third place it was another play-off between Richard Bland and Shane Lowry. Danny Willett moved to 23rd position in the Race to Dubai and 101 in the World Rankings.