Matt Wallace ended a six-year wait for his fifth DP World Tour title as he won the Omega European Masters in a play-off to continue his strong start to the Ryder Cup points race for Team Europe.
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Below, we find out what else he has accomplished with his win at Crans-sur-Sierre GC.
Key Facts: Matt Wallace's victory at the Omega European Masters
- His fifth DP World Tour title came in his 139th appearance
- His last victory was six years and six days ago at the 2018 Made in Denmark
- His previous best finish this season on the DP World Tour came last week at the Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo
- He finished runner-up at the Omega European Masters, losing out to Thriston Lawrence in a play-off
- He is the ninth English victory at the event, the most recent being Matt Fitzpatrick in 2018
- It is the fourth win by a player from England on the DP World Tour this season, following Tommy Fleetwood (Dubai Invitational), Laurie Canter (European Open) and Harry Hall (ISCO Championship)
- It is the 374th win by an English player on the DP World Tour
- He rises to 22nd on the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex, climbing 95 spots from 117th
- He moves to 73rd on the Official World Golf Ranking, up from 91st
- He also climbs to the top of the Ryder Cup Qualification points list for 2025 edition, after two counting events
