The start of the DP World Tour, the circuit renamed this season and which was known for five decades as the European Tour -with more tournaments outside the Old Continent than in which its name had become obsolete-, completed its complicated delivery.
Weather events over Johannesburg they ended up skewing the Joburg Open, summing up the tournament to 36 holes. On Saturday, the day on which Ross Fischer’s withdrawal was added due to travel restrictions applied to South Africa by the new Covid 19 strain, it was only possible to play a few holes to complete the second round and the tournament ended there.
Valuing the results of the first two days, Ángel Hidalgo finished in fifth position. The man from Malaga, who had been the leader on the first day, fell six strokes away from the champion, the South African Thriston Lawrence, which will earn him a ticket in the Abu Dhabi tournament, from January 20 to 23, which will be when it resumes. the DP World Tour.
Hidalgo had stayed at the gates of gettingr the card of the highest category at the beginning of the month, when he finished in twenty-second position in the Road To Mallorca, the general classification of the Challenge Tour.
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