1. 2015 Valspar Championship results and final leaderboard and prize money payout Jordan Spieth won the 2015 Valspar Championship in a playoff over Patrick Reed and Sean O'Hair to win the $1.062.
2. The series will conclude with the DP World Tour Championship, when a prize pot of $8 million will be on offer. Race to Dubai Bonus Pool A bonus pool of $5 million is also split between the top ten players in the Race to Dubai standings at the end of the World Tour Championship, although this is not counted as official European Tour money and is.
3. 19 - 22 Nov 2015. DP World Tour Championship, Dubai. Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai, UAE.
4. The 2015 World Tour Championship, Dubai looks set to be the biggest and best yet, with a number of big players in with a genuine shot of winning the tournament outright. As with previous years, the tournament results will determine how the Race to Dubai prize pool is divided up, and so large sums of money are at stake, not just for the player.

European Tour DP World Tour Championship final leaderboard http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2015/tournamentid=2015090/leaderboard/index.html#z6hvxXUliks6PXIj.97
Andy Sullivan backed by his smiley faced family and friends were magnificent and they pushed Rory McIlroy all the way to the 72nd hole where he narrowly missed a birdie putt to tie or force a playoff, leaving Rory with 2 putts, which he used

Rory McIlroy remained in pole position to be crowned European number one for the third time in four years as former supermarket shelf-stacker Andy Sullivan claimed the halfway lead in the DP World.

to win the DP World Tour Championship and the Race to Dubai.
There were many turning points in what turned out to be match play between the two, but I thought the 17th was it for me. Standing on the par 3 tee with a 2 shot lead, Rory made one of a very few bad swings of the day, 40 yards off line into the water, and after taking his penalty and drop, he had a twenty five footer for bogey which he promptly holed, taking a one shot lead up the last.
For the record he really got going when he made four birdies in five holes from the 11th and ended up with a 66 that left him at -21 and one shot clear of Sullivan who on any other day would have been the champion. To give you an example of what he was up against, on the 16th he drove the ball 320 yards, and found himself 45 yards behind Rory who was back to driving at his best. He did have one honour on the day as he was the last player announced by long-time European Tour starter Ivor Robson, who is retiring after 40 years in the role this week.
Danny Willett bogeyed two of his last three holes to drop to -13 T4, while Branden Grace closed with a 67 securing third at -15.

Dp World Tour Championship Dubai 2015 Leaderboard

Dp World Tour Championship Leaderboard 2015 Pga