Hill finishes top Scot on DP World Tour after 11th-place in Dubai
Calum Hill insists he has plenty of positives to take from the 2026 season after ending the year as Scotland's highest-ranked player on the DP World Tour Rankings.
Calum Hill has finished the 2026 season as Scotland's top-ranked player on the DP World Tour, ending the year in 27th place on the standings. The 32-year-old Scot closed the season with a four-under-par 68 at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, describing his ball-striking as arguably the best he has produced in a long time.
Despite struggling to adjust to slower greens, Hill expressed satisfaction with his overall performance. Looking ahead, Hill will focus on the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa and the Mauritius Open before taking a break for Christmas and resuming play in January. He anticipates that family life will have a bigger influence on his schedule next year, with less time spent away from home.
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