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Rozner wins maiden European Tour title in Dubai. Korda fires 69, part of 3-way lead in North Texas. Grillo builds 4-shot lead at suspended Mayakoba.

Sullivan holds lead into final round in Dubai. Hull fights chilly conditions to lead in North Texas. Knox fires 65 to lead Mayakoba Classic by 1 shot.

The year-old Englishman did not start well, playing the front nine over par for the first time at the tournament despite an eagle on the sixth.

However, he took the outright lead when he holed a perfect bunker shot at the 16th for a birdie and finished the tournament at under-par.

Then to roll that putt in there [on the 18th] was magical. Germany's Sebastian Heisele finished fourth, two shots behind, while five players were tied for fifth a further stroke behind.

Earlier, Denmark's Joachim Hansen was forced to withdraw before the final round after his caddie Adam Drummond tested positive for the coronavirus.

Hansen tested negative and did not exhibit any symptoms but was withdrawn as a precaution and asked to self-isolate.

That event was won by Thorbjorn Olesen, who outlasted then defending champion and local hero, Francesco Molinari, by a shot.

Matthias Schwab won the Italian Under 16 Championship a decade ago so has some early positive memories of this part of Europe. He gained over 4. Schwab played some superb golf at this time last year when fourth in the WGC-HSBC Champions before losing a play-off at the Turkish Airlines Open and, on past feats, Italy looks a likely destination for his overdue first win.

A closing 65 at Olgiata gave him a third win in 13 European Tour starts and made him the favorite to win the Race to Dubai. Adding to that, he has the added pressures of being the defending champion.

In short, he looks vulnerable in a match bet when put up against one of the other leading contenders.

The double major winner has a second, a fifth, an eighth, and a further two top 20s in his seven Italian Open starts, the T8 coming at nearby Gardagolf two years ago.