In Dubai, participation has been announced from stars such as Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Billy Horschel, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Robert MacIntyre, and others, in the DP World Tour Championship, which will take place from November 14 to 17 at the Emirates Golf Club.
Before the start of the press conference, the trophy of the golf champion and the flags of the DP World Tour Championship were displayed in the Dubai Design District, which exceptionally contrasts with the background of the Burj Khalifa.
Saeed Harib noted that the Emirates, and particularly Dubai, have become one of the preferred global venues for golf tournaments where elite players gather to participate in the largest and most significant competitions. He also noted the increasing number of viewers, especially at the DP World Tour Championship, where the last tournament had 79,000 spectators, as well as the growing audience through television channels.
Harib emphasized the appeal of golf courses in Dubai, as well as various other aspects, including hospitality facilities, transport infrastructure development, airlines, which make participation in the tournaments here attractive for players and spectators.
The DP World Tour Championship comprises 44 tournaments across 24 countries, held under the slogan "The Race to Dubai," and concluding this stage of the tournament in Dubai gathers the top 50 players in the world rankings.
The DP World Tour Championship tournament (the most expensive in the world) officially announced that the concluding stage of the championship will take place from November 14 to 17 at the Emirates Golf Club with the participation of the top 50 players in the rankings.
The history was presented at the press conference, where the general secretary of the Dubai Sports Ministry Saeed Harib, the executive director of the DP World Tour in the Middle East Tom Phillips, and Scottish golf star Ivan Ferguson, a three-time DP World Tour winner and 26th in the world ranking, also participated, as well as the deputy-general secretary of the Dubai Sports Ministry Nasser Al Rahmi.
