England’s Tyrrell Hatton (-15) produced a brilliant final-round display to claim the DP World Tour Championship 2026 at Jumeirah Golf Estates. Hatton closed with a superb six-under-par 66, pulling away from the field to secure a five-shot victory and end the season in style.

While Hatton lifted the tournament trophy, much of the spotlight also belonged to Rory McIlroy (-10). The Northern Irishman finished alone in second after a strong closing 67 (-5), a result that was enough to secure his eighth Race to Dubai title. In doing so, McIlroy matched the legendary Colin Montgomerie’s record of eight season-long titles, further cementing his place among European golf’s greatest players.

Finland’s Oliver Lindell (-8) enjoyed one of the rounds of the day, firing a superb 65 (-7) to climb into a share of third alongside Spain’s Eugenio López-Chacarra (-8). Both players capped off impressive weeks with top-three finishes at the DP World Tour’s flagship event.

A five-way tie for fifth at -7 featured France’s Victor Perez (-7), Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan (-7), Sweden’s Mikael Lindberg (-7), Italy’s Francesco Laporta (-7) and Denmark’s Joachim B. Olesen (-7). Olesen closed with a four-under-par round to move up the leaderboard on Sunday.

Rounding out the top ten was England’s Dan Bradbury (-6), who finished the week with another steady performance to claim tenth place outright.