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Can anyone stop McIlroy's Race to Dubai charge?

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November 04, 2025

The DP World Tour Play-Offs are here, and the stakes could not be higher. Rory McIlroy stands on the brink of claiming his seventh Race to Dubai title, but the chasing pack is hungry and the points are tantalisingly close.

- Nick Tarratt, Guest Golf Writer

Can anyone stop McIlroy's Race to Dubai charge?

Rory Mcllroy with the Race to Dubai trophy at the Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai. -- AFP FILE

(AFP FILE)

With just 500 points separating him from English rising star Marco Penge, the season-ending Play-Offs in Abu Dhabi and Dubai promise drama, suspense, and potentially history-making performances.

The DP World Tour returns to the UAE this week for the $9 million Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links Abu Dhabi, followed by the $10 million DP World Tour Championship next week at Jumeirah Golf Estates over the Earth course. Every shot and every putt could define the 2025 season, making the next two weeks a must-watch for fans around the world.

McIlroy leads the Race to Dubai coming into the week by less than 500 points from Englishman Penge. What a season Penge, 27 years old, has had, with three wins already.

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