Joburg Open Final Round Match Detail on SportFeed

After Final Round Top 10 plus ties Pos. /Player /To Par /R1 /R2 /R3 /R4 /Total 1 BRADBURY, Dan -17 64 70 64 65 263 T2 JARVIS, Casey -16 67 67 64 66 264 T2 ROBINSON THOMPSON, Brandon -16 66 62 70 66 264 4 DU PLESSIS, Hennie -14 66 68 62 70 266 5 RAVETTO, David -13 66 67 68 66 267 T6 ALBERTSE, Louis -12 68 65 70 65 268 T6 FITZPATRICK, Alex -12 67 67 64 70 268 T6 OTAEGUI, Adrian -12 67 67 66 68 268 T6 VAN TONDER, Daniel -12 67 68 66 67 268 T10 HARDING, Justin -10 69 67 66 68 270 T10 REED, Patrick -10 69 68 65 68 270 Dan Bradbury produced a masterclass in poise to win his second Joburg Open title and third career DP World Tour victory.

In a frantic final round characterized by a four-way share of the lead on the back nine, Bradbury’s closing 65 proved just enough to secure a one-shot win. The Englishman's defining moment came at the 72nd hole; after overshooting the green with his approach, he executed a sensational recovery chip to within inches of the cup, tap-ins for par to finish at 17-under.

This victory mirrors his 2022 triumph at the same venue, solidifying his reputation as a Houghton specialist. The day was one of heartbreak for the overnight leader and the chasing pack.

Hennie du Plessis, who maintained a three-shot lead through the turn, saw his challenge evaporate with a disastrous run of four dropped shots on the back nine, eventually finishing fourth. Casey Jarvis’ bid for a historic third consecutive win fell agonizingly short as he missed a 10-foot birdie putt on the 18th that would have forced a playoff.

Jarvis shared second place at 16-under with Brandon Robinson Thompson, who also surrendered a late lead with a bogey at the last. David Ravetto rounded out the top five, while Alex Fitzpatrick and Adrian Otaegui finished among those tied for sixth.