Tyrrell Hatton proved all his doubters wrong as he captured the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship just a few hours ago. And he did so in convincing fashion against some of the best in the world like Robert Macintyre, Tommy Fleetwood, Jon Rahm, and 164 other players. That is an impressive feat, to say the least.

What makes it even more impressive is the fact that he sat at a far worse position at the end of round 2. The first two days of the event were not as kind as he ended Round 2 at T22. His incredible comeback story began on day 3 when he scored 11-under par to top the list. His efforts ensured that he only needed -2 points to keep his place and win the tournament. Seems like 3 is a lucky number for Tyrrell Hatton as this was also his 3rd triumph in Alfred Dunhill. He also became the first man to win the title 3 times.

After Hatton’s victory, Martin Dempster of the Scotsman suggested that they might raise a statue of the Englishman at the St. Andrews venue. Only time will tell if this happens. Hatton had also conquered other exploits during his time in Alfred Dunhill Links Course.

Tyrrell Hatton was also pulling double duty as he also participated in the Pro-Am Tournament alongside his father, Jeff Hatton. The duo finished in 2nd place after some tough battles. Tyrrell Hatton was replicating his performance in his solo run as he and his dad were able to pull off a comeback in Pro-Am after being placed at T7 on Day 2. You can get in-depth information about their performance till round 2 by clicking here. So after such brilliant performances, we all are wondering what’s next in store for the Alfred Dunhill Links champion.

From St. Andrews, Scotland to where?

Tyrrell Hatton has put in a lot of hard work over the past few days. While we are still in the post-victory celebration hours and perhaps after a good night’s rest, he might be able to plan his next appearance on the greens. And when he does, the very next tournament he might have in sight is the FedEx Open de France.

The FedEx Open de France commences on 10th October and will end on the 13th after four days of non-stop golfing action. To be played at Le Golf National in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, the Open will feature many top pros like Thriston Lawrence, Billy Horschel, Rasmus Højgaard, and also one of Tyrrell Hatton’s toughest opponent in Alfred Dunhill, Tommy Fleetwood. We are sure most of them might have already heard about Hatton’s glory. Some of them might have also witnessed it live while playing against him.

And just like them, fans are also eager to know if Tyrrell Hatton is going to participate in the FedEx Open de France 2024. Just to confirm, he is eligible to play in the French Open 2024, but unfortunately, he will not be partaking in the tournament.

During his interview after the final round of Alfred Dunhill, Tyrrell Hatton talked about his plans for the remainder of 2024. Hatton said, “When I came back to play the British Masters and the Spanish Open last week, that I really wanted to earn enough points to be able to play in Abu Dhabi and Dubai from a World Ranking points perspective, a Ryder Cup points perspective.”

Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Ryder Cup

As he said, Abu Dhabi is the next destination for Tyrrell Hatton. He has a month to get some much-needed rest and start preparing for his next couple of challenges as he is going to feature in two back-to-back tournaments within 11 days. The 2024 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship begins on November 7th and will end on the 10th. This will be followed by the DP World Tour Championship at the Earth Course in Dubai. This tournament will be played from 14th-17th November.

Hatton is eager to be a part of the European team in the Ryder Cup this year. He currently sits at the 5th spot on the European Team leaderboard with 295.84 points at the moment. When it comes to his World Golf Ranking, Tyrrell Hatton jumped 18 spots to the 20th position after his Alfred Dunhill Links Championship triumph.