Race To Dubai: Top 10 Heading Into European Tour Final Series
By Adam McGee
2. Danny Willett
Race To Dubai Points: 3,581,897
Upcoming Schedule: Turkish Airlines Open, Nedbank Golf Challenge, DP World Tour Championship
How He Got Here: Willett’s season has been plagued by inconsistency and marked highs and lows, but when it’s all said done the overriding impression will be how much greater the peaks were than they have ever been before for the Englishman.
An early win at the high profile Omega Dubai Desert Classic set the tone for a more confident Willett to succeed this year, and he surpassed all of those expectations by claiming the green jacket at The Masters. Four other top-fives saw Willett generate big pay days, leaving him in a strong position overall.
Recent Form: With a spate of missed cuts and low ranked finishes around the world only briefly interrupted by a second placed finish at the Italian Open, Willett’s second half of the season has fallen apart. He had a Ryder Cup debut to forget, was 75th last week and desperately needs to find some form if he’s to succeed overall.