KLM Open: Scot Connor Syme lands first DP World Tour title as spouse surprises him on remaining inexperienced | Golf Information
Scotland’s Connor Syme gained the KLM Open to assert his first title on the DP World Tour.
The 29-year-old went into Sunday’s remaining spherical with a two-shot lead over taking part in companion Joakim Lagergren and maintained the identical benefit regardless of an excellent closing eagle from the Swede.
Syme completed 11 beneath, capturing a one-under-par 70 on Sunday and making just one bogey in his remaining 38 holes.
“Unbelievable, it was so, so troublesome the previous couple of days,” Syme mentioned.
“I simply felt so a lot better this week, I felt actually able to do it, and I am so, so comfortable I managed to do it.”
His spouse, Alanis, flew out to Amsterdam to shock Syme on the ultimate inexperienced, the place he additionally loved champagne-drenched celebrations with compatriot Ewen Ferguson and England’s Richard Mansell.
Ferguson had a gap in a single earlier within the day to assist him end in a tie for fourth.
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Ewen Ferguson hits a hole-in-one on Day 4 of the KLM Open
“It is so, so good they caught round,” mentioned Syme. “I’ve clearly been actually happy for them and I am actually comfortable to have joined them and gained myself, so simply superb. Wonderful.”
Lagergren completed 9 beneath, with South Africa’s Jayden Schaper third on 4 beneath. Ferguson, fellow Scot Richie Ramsay and Englishman Jack Senior have been an additional shot again to share fourth.
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