The Rolex Grand Final witnessed an incredible comeback story as James Morrison secured his spot on the DP World Tour for 2026. Morrison, a two-time DP World Tour winner, started the week ranked 36th but finished in sixth place, earning his card for the main tour.
It was an emotional victory for the 40-year-old Englishman, who had planned for this to be his final event on Tour. Morrison’s son, Finley, caddied for him during the final round, adding to the memorable occasion.
Stefano Mazzoli and Albin Bergstrom also secured their DP World Tour cards, finishing second and tied for third, respectively. The top 20 players on the Road to Mallorca rankings graduated to the prestigious tour.
This video recaps the thrilling finale of the HotelPlanner Tour and the dramatic journey of James Morrison’s return to the big stage.
Get ready for an emotional roller coaster as we dive into the thrilling world of golf and the Rolex Grand Final. The road to Mayorca rankings has revealed its champions, and we’re here to uncover who made it to the prestigious DP World Tour. But here’s where it gets controversial, or rather emotional. While the leaderboard showcases the top performers, it’s the stories behind these players that truly captivate. Take England’s James Morrison for instance. With his son Finley by his side as Caddy, Morrison achieved an incredible comeback, winning the Hotel Planner Tour’s final event and securing his return to the DP World Tour. Morrison’s journey is a testament to perseverance. At 40 years old, he had lost his card for the 2025 DP World Tour season, but refused to give up. Playing on the lower tier Hotel Planner Tour, he kept his eyes on the prize, and his hard work paid off. Starting the week at 36th in the standings, he rose to an impressive sixth place, leaving everyone in awe. And this is the part most people miss. Morrison had initially planned for this to be his last event on tour. But life has a funny way of surprising us, and his victory changed everything. In an emotional interview, he confessed, “I’ve got no clue how I feel to be honest.” With 438 tournaments on the DP World Tour under his belt, this comeback must have felt surreal. But it’s not just Morrison’s story that inspires. Stephano Messi and Alvin Bergstrom also punched their tickets to the DP World Tour, finishing second and third, respectively. Golf Magic has provided us with the full list of the top 20 graduates, and it’s a testament to the talent and dedication of these players. So, as we celebrate these golfers achievements, let’s also reflect on the power of determination and the beauty of second chances. Who would have thought a golf tournament could be so inspiring? Now, I leave you with a question. In the world of sports, where do you draw the line between perseverance and stubbornness? Is it ever too late to chase your dreams? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.
