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The course is open and exposed, thus those who can play well in the wind e. Scottish players, who grew up on the links often thrive. The and editions took place at Education City but this year the tournament returns to Doha for the first time since when South African Justin Harding took the title with under, finishing two clear of a huge pack of nine.

Big hitters have often thrived due to the lack of rough at Doha, although wild shots can be penalized. The Peter Harradine design has water in play on seven holes and sand features everywhere: both in official bunkers and as part of the desert scrub. The putting surfaces have also been re-constructed and new greens tend to play firm and bouncy. A key element here is the weather forecast and strong winds 20mph and rising are forecast for both weekend days so this should be quite a test.

At least we have guaranteed sunshine with temps in the 80s and even 90s all week. Arnaus ready to claim first win Adri Arnaus has been one of the standouts in the early part of the DP World Tour season and this could be a golden chance for him to get a first win at this level The Spaniard was runner-up at the MyGolfLife Open in South Africa last time and that followed on from a great run when the Tour previously visited the desert.

Arnaus was third at the Saudi International in a field boasting a slew of top-quality Americans, he added ninth in the Ras al Khaimah Classic and then eighth in the Kenya Open. His one second-tier win came at the Ras Al Khaimah Challenge Tour Grand Final so that love of desert golf really does shine through when looking at his record.

As for course form his only previous start at Doha GC came in when he played some solid stuff to finish tied 14th. I enjoy playing on these kind of courses. With 10th in scrambling and 19th in GIR providing further encouragement as to his chances in windy conditions this week. Romain has played here twice and possesses only a modest record, finishing 37th on debut in and missed the cut here in Though solid records at four of the five correlating courses mentioned above, all excluding the Dunhill Links, gives confidence as to his chances.

As does his victory in the Wales Open in , his solo DPWT victory to date, played in tough conditions on a somewhat exposed, lengthy course. Two of the last three winners at Doha Golf Club, Justin Harding in and Jeunghun Wang in , won here on their first try at the course. After a superb year on the Challenge Tour in , that saw Brun win twice, finish runner-up twice and miss just one cut in 22 starts, he earned his spot on the DP World Tour this year.

Jump to this year and he has enjoyed a strong start to His game is one with little weaknesses. Showing himself to be of equally high quality in putting, around-the-greens and approach so far this season. Also ranking an impressive 12th in bogey avoidance, which could signal further his chances this week. No start here but as mentioned, the 25th in Abu Dhabi should bode well. As should his next start following that, when 13th in the Ras Al Khaimah Championship, another exposed course with little penalty from off the fairways.

It also shows his ability in playing well in different scoring conditions, as the RAK events were substantially lower scoring than Abu Dhabi. Much like Langasque, he was an extremely highly rated youngster, reaching 3rd as an amateur before turning pro in With the quality of his irons and short-game, these conditions may well bring out his best performance yet.

He started his season with an 8th place finish in Singapore on the Asian Tour. The short-game has looked solid all year, with the putter doing most of the hard work. Though he did produce one of his better approach performances of the year last week at Steyn City. Though looking at a more lowkey performance this year, his 38th in the Saudi International, an exposed desert course at the mercy of the elements.

At just 26 years of age, Jazz is already a seven time winner as a professional, though has yet to really make that step up. There have been plenty of positive signs this year though and if able to build on that 16th place finish last week and revel in the blustery conditions that look set to befall Doha Golf Club, he can pick up an 8th and breakthrough victory this week. After a largely difficult , Campillo seems to have turned a corner in these first few months of With a 13th place finish in Kenya his best effort.

The predominant reason for his improved form is much better performances tee-to-green, particularly in approach. Where he ranks 48th in SG: Approach and 34th for greens-in-regulation at this early point of the season. The driver has been inconsistent but plenty of positive signs there, with the same thoughts applying to his short-game.

Campillo has teed it up at Doha Golf Club seven times, with that excellent 2nd place finish in his best effort. Aside from also being a Qatar Masters champion, winning the first of those two renewals at Education Golf City in Campillo has found some good consistency after a largely disappointing year last year. Coming back to a place in which he has a great record and to an event in which his name is already on the trophy, he can take advantage of his early season form to once again contend in Qatar.

I fancy him to continue that start this week in Qatar at a venue which could set up well for him. After a strong amateur career, that saw Long hit top 50 in the world, he turned pro in , plying his trade in that debut year on the ProGolf Tour. He signalled his potential in converting that amateur promise to the pro ranks with an exceptional year on that tour.

Playing 23 events and hitting the top 10 on 14 occasions, including picking up his first title towards the end of Promotion to the Challenge Tour followed in a covid hit He wasted little time in adding to his professional tally, winning the Italian Challenge on just his 7th start on the Challenge Tour. Carrying this form over into , where he enjoyed a solid year, picking up 6 top 10s and earning his way onto the DP World Tour this year.

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Although Justin Harding missed the cut at Steyn City, two rounds of 70 were not exactly a disaster and there is every reason to believe he can turn the tables on his fellow South Africans at the scene of first European Tour win in The last two Qatar Masters, won by Jorge Campillo and Antoine Rozner, came at a different venue, Education City, and Harding has to be pleased that the long-established Doha course, a yard par 72, is back on the rota.

One of that septet was George Coetzee who played well enough last week to merit a second go in the staking plan for a tournament due to have been played seven weeks ago but was postponed for Covid reasons until now. Long gone are the days when big names were lured by handsome appearance fees to bolster the field.

What we are left with is a contest where the local shamal wind will play a part in identifying the winner. With his short, telephone-box swing, Harding handles wind better than most but there a few with recent form who could challenge, not least Open silver medalist and Rookie of the Year Matti Schmid, the young German who tied third at Steyn City. With champion, Justin Harding returning as the most recent player to taste victory at Doha Golf Club.

Though the eye is very much drawn to the name of Joohyung Kim. As he reeled off five made cuts in a row to end The two missed cuts both coming at Ras Al Khaimah. Ranking 43rd tee-to-green and 50th on the greens. With 10th in scrambling and 19th in GIR providing further encouragement as to his chances in windy conditions this week.

Romain has played here twice and possesses only a modest record, finishing 37th on debut in and missed the cut here in Though solid records at four of the five correlating courses mentioned above, all excluding the Dunhill Links, gives confidence as to his chances. As does his victory in the Wales Open in , his solo DPWT victory to date, played in tough conditions on a somewhat exposed, lengthy course.

Two of the last three winners at Doha Golf Club, Justin Harding in and Jeunghun Wang in , won here on their first try at the course. After a superb year on the Challenge Tour in , that saw Brun win twice, finish runner-up twice and miss just one cut in 22 starts, he earned his spot on the DP World Tour this year. Jump to this year and he has enjoyed a strong start to His game is one with little weaknesses.

Showing himself to be of equally high quality in putting, around-the-greens and approach so far this season. Also ranking an impressive 12th in bogey avoidance, which could signal further his chances this week. No start here but as mentioned, the 25th in Abu Dhabi should bode well. As should his next start following that, when 13th in the Ras Al Khaimah Championship, another exposed course with little penalty from off the fairways.

It also shows his ability in playing well in different scoring conditions, as the RAK events were substantially lower scoring than Abu Dhabi. Much like Langasque, he was an extremely highly rated youngster, reaching 3rd as an amateur before turning pro in With the quality of his irons and short-game, these conditions may well bring out his best performance yet. He started his season with an 8th place finish in Singapore on the Asian Tour.

The short-game has looked solid all year, with the putter doing most of the hard work. Though he did produce one of his better approach performances of the year last week at Steyn City. Though looking at a more lowkey performance this year, his 38th in the Saudi International, an exposed desert course at the mercy of the elements. At just 26 years of age, Jazz is already a seven time winner as a professional, though has yet to really make that step up. There have been plenty of positive signs this year though and if able to build on that 16th place finish last week and revel in the blustery conditions that look set to befall Doha Golf Club, he can pick up an 8th and breakthrough victory this week.

After a largely difficult , Campillo seems to have turned a corner in these first few months of With a 13th place finish in Kenya his best effort. The predominant reason for his improved form is much better performances tee-to-green, particularly in approach. Where he ranks 48th in SG: Approach and 34th for greens-in-regulation at this early point of the season.

The driver has been inconsistent but plenty of positive signs there, with the same thoughts applying to his short-game. Campillo has teed it up at Doha Golf Club seven times, with that excellent 2nd place finish in his best effort. Aside from also being a Qatar Masters champion, winning the first of those two renewals at Education Golf City in Campillo has found some good consistency after a largely disappointing year last year.

Coming back to a place in which he has a great record and to an event in which his name is already on the trophy, he can take advantage of his early season form to once again contend in Qatar. I fancy him to continue that start this week in Qatar at a venue which could set up well for him. After a strong amateur career, that saw Long hit top 50 in the world, he turned pro in , plying his trade in that debut year on the ProGolf Tour.

He signalled his potential in converting that amateur promise to the pro ranks with an exceptional year on that tour.