Marco Penge won his first DP World Tour title with a 67-point final, winning the 2025 Hainan Classic with three strokes.
The British briefly lagged behind Sean Crocker on the day he tied up with his home favorite Bowen Xiao.
However, on the twelfth, 13th and 14th holes, Page avoided the fields and won an emotional victory at Haikou, the resort of Mis Hills.
The first game of the 2023 Hotelplanner Tour completed the match with 17 points under par, with 7 birdies and 2 bogeys on Sunday.
Crocker and Norway's Kristoffer Reitan share second place under the age of 14, while Denmark's Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen won another inning.
Penge, who won full DP world tour rights at the Genesis Championship last October, was emotionally thrilled after a breakthrough victory.
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“It obviously means the world to me,” he said. “It's something I've always dreamed about – winning on the biggest stage. After the winter vacation, I want to prove that to myself and everyone to prove what player I am.”
He quickly paid tribute to his support network, adding: “My caddy has always been my rock and I won't be anywhere without my wife and the entire team. What doesn't kill you, you'll make you stronger.”
Pengge reflects on the personal side of his journey, sharing: “We spent a lot of time leaving home.
It can be said that when my son grew up, I won the victory on the DP World Tour and can be seen – Become a Hero – that's everything.
Before I left, I watched some videos of him smiling and smiling, which gave me the inner strength I needed today. ”
The victory earned an incredible stretch for Penge, who also finished third in the Asian swing rankings, taking a spot in the U.S. PGA Championship next month at Quail Hollow Club.
Japan's Keita Nakajima ranked the highest, Eugenio Chacarra ranked second and Penge ranked third, all three of whom secured their place in the second major this year.
