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The DP World Tour golfers have returned to the Old Continent after a short summer break, and they certainly made a statement at the ISPS Handa World Invitational 2023. This event, which began in 2019, took place in Ballymena, Northern Ireland and had a prize fund of 1.5 million dollars.

Daniel Brown emerged as the dominant player, showcasing his skills throughout the tournament. He comfortably maintained a 5-shot lead over his competitors in the final round. With a final score of -15 (266 hits), the Englishman secured his victory.

The Gargorm Castle Golf Club and the Castlerock Golf Club, both located in Ballymena, served as the venues for the tournament. It was truly an English affair, as the podium was completed by Alex Fitzpatrick (-10) and Eddie Pepperel (-7).

A close fourth position was shared by South Africa’s Wilco Nienaber, Scotland’s Connor Syme, Spain’s Adrian Otaegui, Denmark’s Marcus Helligkilde, and England’s John Parry, all finishing with a score of -5.

Matthew Baldwin and Matthew Southgate, also from England, rounded out the top ten, finishing in ninth place with a score of -4.

For Daniel Brown, his victory in Northern Ireland marks his first win on the DP World Tour. Celebrating his 29th birthday on October 11th, this triumph adds to his growing list of achievements.

Northern Ireland, also known as Tuaisceart Éireann in Irish and Norlin Airlann in Ulster Scots, is one of the four nations that make up the United Kingdom. It covers an area of 13,843 km² in the northeastern part of the island of Ireland. Since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, Northern Ireland has had a significant degree of self-government within the UK. This agreement allows for cooperation with the Republic of Ireland on certain matters while keeping other issues under the jurisdiction of the British government.

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