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Oct 28, 2026

Peter FinchHOST
47:14
It can move.
Peter FinchHOST
47:14
Australian Open, Italian Open, whatever.
Peter FinchHOST
47:18
It moves every year.
Peter FinchHOST
47:19
I think it'd just be a bit difficult.
Kyle PorterHOST
64:44
This is starting in June.
Kyle PorterHOST
64:47
Italian Open, Irish Open, Scottish Open, and then the Open.
Kyle PorterHOST
64:55
And I think they probably moved because of the
Hayden MartinHOST
64:57
Ryder Cup, I'm guessing.
DAHOST
3:27
He has won back-to-back starts at the KLM Open and the DS Automobiles Open d'Italia.
DAHOST
3:34
That's the Italian Open.
DAHOST
3:37
And then he finished T2 last week at the Spanish Open.
DAHOST
3:42
Do you think we'll
Mike CaridiHOST
21:34
So obviously he played on live tour, he won there and then has handed up his, done his three years and he's now gone to the European tour and he will definitely have his card next year to play on the PGA tour if he wants it because he's now leading the race of Dubai, which we'll come to in a second.
Mike CaridiHOST
21:48
But he won the KLM Open in June, he went back to back and won the Italian Open the week after.
Mike CaridiHOST
21:54
He sort of plugged around that kind of 30th to 50th spots.
Mike CaridiHOST
21:57
British Masters 21st, 4th at the European Masters and then his last three starts he's gone 3rd in France, 2nd in Spain and then 1 in India.
Todd SchusterHOST
12:16
is his third victory of the year.
Todd SchusterHOST
12:18
He also won the Italian Open and the KLM Open up in the Netherlands.
Todd SchusterHOST
12:24
He had a solo second at the Hero Indian Open in March as well.
Todd SchusterHOST
12:28
So, you know, second and first in India.
Brant GillespieHOST
16:39
Two shots clear of Daniel Hiller, and this is Chikara's third DP World title this year.
Brant GillespieHOST
16:47
He won the Dutch Open and the Italian Open back in June.
Brant GillespieHOST
16:51
Three wins all in one season.
Brant GillespieHOST
16:58
Why does that matter for this conversation? Because Chikara is a former lip player.
John DugganHOST
23:39
He will not be winning.
John DugganHOST
23:40
Eugenio Shakira, I don't know if many people know who he is, but he's won a couple of times on the DP World Tour this year, the KM- KLM Open and the, uh, Italian Open.
John DugganHOST
23:49
So obviously, he's on a bit of a hot streak, and he could be winning his third event of the year now.
Shane HannonHOST
23:53
Absolutely.
Steve PalmerGUEST
48:01
Finished tied 17th.
Steve PalmerGUEST
48:03
On the Challenge Tour in 2024, he finished fifth in the Delhi Challenge and- Another bit of form I'd like to, to point out, I think it's noteworthy, was his runner-up finish in the Italian Open last season, because I remember that one well, 'cause we were on Martin that week.
Steve PalmerGUEST
48:18
He finished runner-up, but the course was so toasted, you know, firm and fast conditions.
Steve PalmerGUEST
48:23
And he was in the middle of the, you know, the heatwave, the, the European heatwave that started, and I remember looking at that course in Italy, you know, completely burnt to a crisp.
Martin DempsterGUEST
35:45
And listen to this for a CV of wins, because it's mostly national opens and iconic venues.
Martin DempsterGUEST
35:49
The Irish Open, the Australian Open, the Italian Open, the Andalusia Masters at Valderrama, and now the Dunhill Links at the Home of Golf.
Martin DempsterGUEST
35:57
Martin, that's not a bad CV to have.
Jamie WeirHOST
35:58
When, when I checked that out on Sunday, no, but to check the five wins, I was like, "Wow."
TomHOST
7:15
Nine top 10 finishes that season and six more top 25s.
TomHOST
7:20
So nine top 10s being fourth in Qatar, ninth in the World Cup Open, seventh in the ISPS Handa, eighth in the European Open, sixth at the KLM, second in the Italian Open, tenth at the Danish Championship, tenth at Wentworth, tenth at the Abu Dhabi Championship, and then obviously adding six more top 25s on top of that.
TomHOST
7:38
Incredible consistency versus kind of three missed cuts.
TomHOST
7:42
unbelievable player off the tee right distant accuracy goes to live right at the peak of his powers like you look at it and he's going to sit for the start of the season and divide as a classic goes to live he plays well for the first sort of three events there 15th 7th and 6th comes back to spur the single ball classic finishes third in that good in the mid back in the season, fifth in Dallas, fourth in the Andalusia, and then finishes really strong again on the DVR Tour, 20th for the Irish Open, 11th for the Wentworth, 15th for the Daniel Lynx, fourth in this event last year, and then goes and wins the Hong Kong Open on the Asian Tour.
TomHOST
8:20
And then this year has been a bit of a different story, right? Like he struggled early on live, had kind of like one top five in Mexico in April, which, generally speaking, was slightly disappointing earlier in the season.
TomHOST
8:34
Then he sort of comes back and plays more on a DP World Tour again.
TomHOST
8:37
25th at the Italian Open, 30th at the Scottish Open, misses to cut the Open Championship, had a really bad Iron Week, and then goes sick to the British Masters, 5th at the Irish Open.
BradHOST
8:49
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