The DP World Tour produced another feel-good story as Matteo Manassero ended a near 11-year for his fifth DP World Tour title with a thrilling victory at the Jonsson Workwear Open.
Below, find out what the popular Italian has accomplished with this win.
Key facts: Matteo Manassero's victory at the Jonsson Workwear Open
- It is his fifth DP World Tour win on his 251st appearance
- His victory comes 3,942 days on from his last - the 2013 BMW PGA Championship
- That leaves him 15th for the biggest gap between victories on Tour, with Anthony Wall atop that list (his victory at the Aberdeen Asset Management Paul Lawrie Match Play came 6,048 days after winning the Alfred Dunhill Championship in 2000)
- Becomes the first winner from Italy on the DP World Tour since Guido Migliozzi at the Open de France (532 days days)
- It is the 32th win by a player from Italy on the DP World Tour
- He is the first Challenge Tour graduate from the Class of 2023 to win on the 2024 Race to Dubai
- Rises to 13th on the Race to Dubai Rankings in Partnership with Rolex, up from 85th
- He climbs to ninth on the International Swing Rankings, up from 114th
- He moves to 182nd on the Official World Golf Ranking, up from 381st. First time he is back inside the world's top 200 since March 2015
- Projected to overtake Francesco Molinari as the top-ranked Italian in the Olympic Golf rankings for the 2024 Paris Games
