Angel Hidalgo

He is a unit, that boy.

But anyway, tied third for recent winner Adrian Maronc, who's definitely back on the DP World Tour next season, and pod favourite Angel Hidalgo, the exciting, charismatic and unpredictable Spanish player.

He's had some pretty good end of season form.

He's also got one of the best TikTok clips ever of just watching him hitting certain shots.

After he turned three over par, he shot 29 to sign for 68, and his effort secured the coveted 100th position in the race to Dubai, keeping his DP World Tour card playing status for 2027.

Very good.

Also tied 34th, Angel Hidalgo.

Tied 45th, Mateo Manacero, which left him, I think, in 98th.

He wants to be on the Ryder Cup side.

And Angel Hidalgo, he was unbelievable in the final round as well.

He's fantastic.

Fist pumping, pimp stepping, walking after the ball while it's in the air.

We'll get to him next week at Yaz Links.

Great to see Eugenio finish the job in what was a gritty final round where he had to hold off the likes of Daniel Hillier and Adrian Marank and Angel Hidalgo and the Flying Dutchman and Juice Luton.

Tommy Fleetwood and Robert McIntyre were the two superstar stallions who finished top 10 on that leaderboard at Delhi Golf Club.

As far as Jakara, that was his fourth career title on the DP World Tour, his second career title in India.

But he was in really total control of things in Delhi last week from start to finish.

I mean, he starts out 10-under over the first two rounds.

I told you at the halfway point on Saturday morning that the only two players you had to worry about creeping up Chakar's rear was Yus Luton and Angel Hidalgo.

But he left those two in the rear view in his third round, shooting a 9-under 63, giving himself maximum cushion heading into Sunday.

Last week's episode landed India Championship winner Eugenio Chakara at 20-1 and runner-up Angel Hidalgo at 66-1 each way.

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And I just thought, we just can't have this week after ITIS continuing.

So Chakara was in.

Barry, he tipped up Angel Hidalgo, who was also right in the race.

Didn't win, but landed Barry a full 66.

He had him 10 places each way at 66 to 1.

I mean, to be honest, the only guy who's done it recently that I can remember is Yurav Premlal, actually, of all people.

but Eugenio did have that bit around the turn where he it looked like he was going to bogey the ninth it looked like he was going to bogey the tenth and he didn't bogey either of them and in both those holes Angel Hidalgo had birdie chances that he missed and he I think in part he missed them because Shakara had already made his pars or or looked in the first one I think he left himself a few feet um But did you see the needle? That's what I wanted to ask you.

I didn't see the

needle.

Um, there are some very other, uh, there, there are some other very elite names at the top of this leaderboard.

Angel Hidalgo is in a tie for second with Luiten at twelve under.

Um, you know, we have seen Hidalgo in contention a lot over the last couple months.

Um, he had a bit of a shocking first round at the Open de España there at home last week.

But for these kind of courses here over the last four weeks of the season with, with Reed having a bit of a hurt wrist, um, not being able to, to, to kind of keep up off the tee from a distance perspective, um, he, he could be in a bit of trouble.

Um, you look...

As far as hearing from, from some of these other leaders, I wanna talk about, um, I wanna hear from Angel Hidalgo, um, 28 years old, one-time winner, won his only event in Spain, um, just over a year ago.

But he's someone...