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Lorens Chan of Los Angeles, CA, fired a 7-under 65 for a 15-under 201 total that has given him a commanding seven-shot lead after 54 holes played in Stage One Web.com Tour Qualifying at Dayton Valley Golf Club.
Won for the first time on the Challenge Tour at the 2019 Turkish Airlines Challenge, defeating Francesco Laporta with a birdie on the first play-off hole at the season-opening event and ultimately secured his return to the European Tour by finishing 12th on the Road to Mallorca Rankings. Excelled as an amateur – a victory at the 2016 Australian Amateur Championship helped propel him up to eighth in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Joined the paid ranks in 2017 after representing Great Britain & Ireland in the Walker Cup, and caught the eye during his first professional start at the Portug...
Finished top of the Japan Challenge Tour's money list for 2020-21, earning a record total of almost ¥11million after winning three times. Earned his DP World Card for the 2023 Race to Dubai after finishing seventh at Qualifying School Final Stage. Became the first Japanese winner on Continental Europe in 40 years as he claimed a famous maiden DP World Tour title at the Cazoo Open de France in his rookie year, carding a five under par final round 66 at Le Golf National to win by two strokes.
Moscatel matches course record to lead in Brisbane, Joel Moscatel carded a course-record equalling eight under par 63 to take the early lead at the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship.
After a quiet couple of years on the Challenge Tour, he cashed in on the biggest prize of his career by winning the 2014 Kazakhstan Open title to ensure graduation to The European Tour for a third full campaign, this time via sixth place on the Rankings. The foundation of his victory was a stunning nine under par second round at Zhailjau Golf Resort to edge out compatriot Andrew Johnston by a couple of strokes. In his previous two turns on The Race to Dubai he had mixed success, finishing 206th in 2012 and missing out on retaining his card by just one place at 118th in 2010. Both his previous ...