This Sunday, the Portugal Masters, penultimate tournament of European Tour 2022 (DP World Tour) but the last of the regular season in terms of the South African Nedbank Golf Challenge (November 10-13) only the top 60 have access and the top 50 have access to the Dubai World Cup (November 17-20).
So, in the Algarve the 117 cards left for 2023 and the players who must return to the School to win the rights to play the circuit next year have been determined.
Therefore, a sum of ten Spanish golfers the exemption is maintained for 2023 (the position in the Race may vary depending logically on the results in South Africa and Dubai), that is: Adrian Otaegui (11th so far in Race with 22 tournaments played); Jon Rahm (12th and 9th); Pablo Larraabal (18th and 19th); adri arnaus (27th and 21st); Rafael Cabrera (37th and 18th); Jorge Campillo (45th and 28th); Santiago Tarrio (88th and 30th); Angel Hidalgo (91st and 21st); Nacho Elvira (104th and 29th) and Sebas Gª Rodriguez (117th and 28th). The latter was narrowly saved, after missing the cut in Vilamoura and maintaining his place in the top 117.
The Cantabrian is almost at the limit Alfred Garcia Heredia (119th) while popular on the circuit and with victories in Europe as Alejandro Cañizares, Álvaro Quirós and Gonzalo Fernández Castaño They must play the six rounds of the School.
While they will also pass by the School Pep Angles, Borja Virto and Carlos Pigem.
Sergio García’s name does not appear, having dropped out of the European Tour after lining up in the Arab Super League and awaiting the Tour’s final decision about his future, especially in front of the Ryder Cup.
It should be noted that Otaegui, who won the Estrella Damm Andalucía Masters in Valderrama, achieved the 200th victory of Spanish professional golf since the European Tour was officially established in 1972.
Source: La Verdad
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