From Retirement to Glory! James Morrison Wins Tour Return with 13-Year-Old Son as Caddie”

#JamesMorrison #Golf2025.He Was Going to Retire… Then THIS Happened!”

“13-Year-Old Caddie. Legendary Win!”

“Farewell or Fairytale?”

“Father & Son Shock the Golf World!
What was supposed to be James Morrison’s final golf tournament turned into a heartwarming fairytale comeback! 🏌️‍♂️💙

The 40-year-old English golfer, ready to retire, shocked everyone by winning the HotelPlanner Tour’s Rolex Grand Final in Mallorca — and he did it with his 13-year-old son Finley as his caddie.
With a final score of 15-under par, Morrison secured his return to the DP World Tour, sharing an emotional hug with his son on the 18th green.

In this video/story, you’ll discover:
✔️ Why he almost retired from golf forever
✔️ How his teenage son helped him win under pressure
✔️ Emotional final moments on the 18th green
✔️ What this victory means for his future on the DP World Tour

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From farewell to fairy tale, golfer wins with 13-year-old son as Caddy. James Morrison was ready to walk away from professional golf forever. But destiny had other plans. The 40-year-old English golfer thought he was playing his final tournament. Yet, he stunned everyone by winning the Hotel Planner Tours Rolex Grand Final in Mayorca. And the most heartwarming part, his 13-year-old son, Finley, was right beside him as his caddy. Morrison finished with a two underpar 70 in the final round, reaching 15 under overall and securing victory by three shots over Italian golfer Stephano Messolei. As the final putt dropped on the 18th green, Morrison shared an emotional embrace with his son. A moment that sealed his unexpected return to the DP World Tour. “When I said this was going to be my last event, it really was 100,” Morrison admitted. “This has completely messed that up. I couldn’t feel my arms on the last swing. It went so far, right? But I didn’t care. A win is a win. Talking about Finley, he added with a smile. I feel sorry for him, really. He’s got a 6:30 alarm for school tomorrow. He’s amazing. I love him. He did so well. When I said this was going to be my last event, it really was going to be 100. This has completely messed that up, he said. I couldn’t feel my arms on my swing at the last. It went so far right, but I couldn’t care less. A win is a win. I feel sorry for him, Finley. Really, he’s got a half 6 alarm for school tomorrow morning. He’s amazing. I love him. He did so well. He brought in the teenager as Caddy for the event at the club to golf Alcanada. Victory meant Morrison climbed 30 places on the road to Mayorca rankings to end the season as number six and become one of 20 players to guarantee a place on the European tour. He returns a year after missing 14 cuts and losing his his full-time status for the first time in 15 years. For other British players qualified for the tour this weekend, fellow Englishman Joshua Barry and Scots David Law, Daniel Young, and Euan Walker.