Steven Brown claimed his first European Tour title with an incredible nerveless 66 under pressure at the Portugal Masters.
The Englishman entered the final regular event of the season at 150th on the Race to Dubai Rankings Presented by Rolex and needed a good week just to keep his playing privileges for 2020.

Former World Number One Lee Westwood and fellow past champion Andy Sullivan will tee it up alongside compatriot Eddie Pepperell at Dom Pedro Victoria Golf Course when the Portugal Masters returns to Vilamoura from October 24-27. Westwood will be making his first appearance at the event since winning what was his 30th professional title ten years ago, while Sullivan secured his third European Tour victory at Dom Pedro Victoria in 2015 when he finished nine strokes clear of the chasing pack.

Defending champion Tom Lewis and history-maker Oliver Fisher have confirmed they will return to Dom Pedro Victoria Golf Course in Vilamoura for this year’s Portugal Masters, from October 24-27.
Lewis produced the biggest 54-hole comeback of the 2018 season to win the Portugal Masters for the second time, while Fisher made European Tour history as he carded the first ever 59 after a 12 under par round.

Black Yeti crowned the first World Rookie Champion in an incredible scenario where 50 riders from 7 nations, met and competed in the beautiful Parque das Gerações in Cascais, Portugal, in front of the Atlantic Ocean. A fantastic crowd showed up in large numbers to experience a brand new concept for the skateboard community: a platform to search and support the future stars of skateboarding.

Adrian Meronk took a huge step towards becoming the first-ever Polish holder of a European Tour card by winning the 57° Open de Portugal @ Morgado Golf Resort and breaking into the top 15 on the Road to Mallorca.
The 26-year-old posted a closing six under par round of 66 on a scorching hot day in the Algarve to reach 15 under par and secure a two-stroke victory ahead of Spain’s Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez, who finished second on 13 under par, with Italy’s Francesco Laporta and Austria’s Martin Wiegele two shots further back in tied third on 11 under par.

Henric Sturehed birdied three of his last four holes to lead the 57th Open de Portugal @ Morgado Golf Resort by one stroke at the end of the first day, Thursday Sept 12th.

The Swede carded eight birdies and two bogeys to sign for a six under par 66, one shot clear of Aaron Cockerill, Christopher Mivis and Adrian Meronk, who all signed for rounds of 67 to share second place.

Freestyle Cliff Jumping is reaching new heights! This sport is exploding with jumpers now travelling the world searching for the biggest and best cliffs. Are these guys and girls out of their minds, or are they athletes?
Well, you can decide for yourself...