Dou becomes first Chinese to win U.S. PGA Tour card


  • Golf
  • Monday, 31 Jul 2017

(Reuters) - Rising talent Dou Zecheng became China's first player to secure a U.S. PGA Tour card on Sunday by winning the Digital Ally Open on the Web.com Tour.

Dou's victory, the first for a Chinese on the developmental circuit, continues the 20-year-old's impressive rise after he bagged four titles in the PGA Tour China Series last year to top the Order of Merit and earn his Web.com card.

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