Dubai Desert Classic brings together international golf stars
The Dubai Desert Classic, which kicks off under the auspices of “Slync.io”, announced the participation of some of the world’s brightest golf stars in the 2022 edition, providing an opportunity for sports enthusiasts to follow golf stars and Ryder Cup champions in the championship competitions that start for the first time as part of the Rolex Series activities. As part of the "DB World 2022" tour.
The Emirates Golf Club will host the tournament from the 27th to the 30th of this month, and the participation of Colin Morikawa, world number two and holder of the Open Championship for the year 2021;
Rory McIlroy, the star with four major golf titles, and Paul Casey, the defending champion.
Victor Hovland, ranked sixth in the world and the first Norwegian player to participate in the Ryder Cup last year, will make his second appearance in the tournament, joining his colleagues Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrell Hutton, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Bernd Weisberger, in addition to captain and star-winning three-time champion, Padregg. Harrington.
Shane Lowry, the 2019 Open champion, who also scored his debut in the Ryder Cup at Westling Straits, joins Spanish superstar Sergio Garcia, the holder of one of the major tournaments and European record holder as the best scorer, in his quest to raise the Dala Cup in This prestigious event for the second time.
English star Danny Willett is also seeking to achieve the same achievement, as he previously beat Garcia at the Emirates Golf Club months before winning the Masters Championship.
The star Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion, returns to participate in the tournament 20 years after his last appearance in 2002. Charles Schwarzl, the 2011 Masters champion, records his eighth participation in the tournament that he has missed since 2010.
A group of players are renewing their participation in the tournament, including the 2016 Open champion Henrik Stensen, as well as the most prominent leaders of the European Ryder Cup winning teams, such as Thomas Bjorn and Colin Montgomery, and Spanish Ryder Cup stars Miguel Angel Jimenez and Rafa Cabrera Bello, as well as About the Scottish star Stephen Gallacher, the only player who managed to win the title for two seasons in a row.
The tournament is an exceptional opportunity for rising star Sam Bennett, who qualified automatically after winning first place on the PGA Collegiate Tour as per Velocity Global.
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