The accolades continue to pile up for Collin Morikawa. In his young career, he’s already amassed two major championships, a dominant Ryder Cup performance and now he becomes the first American in history to win the European Tour’s Race to Dubai.

With Sunday heroics we’re becoming accustomed to, Collin charged from three shots back to claim victory at the DP World Tour Championship. He closed with birdies on five of the last seven holes, powered by his SIM2 fairway wood, a combo set of P•Series irons, TP Juno putter and TP5 golf ball (see full WITB below).

Firing a final-round 66, Collin overtook fellow Team TaylorMade athlete Rory McIlory, who’s stellar play all week positioned him with the lead headed into Sunday.

Following his round, an emotional Morikawa had this to say:

Across 10 qualifying European Tour events, Morikawa collected three victories and a total of five top 10 finishes. It earned him 5,856.4 points and a first-place finish in the Race to Dubai.

• Collin entered the Race to Dubai finale top of the rankings but had five players who could have overtaken him in Dubai
• Morikawa showed his competitive prowess to shoot a final round 66, including 5 birdies in the last 7 holes to pull away from the field
• He is only the fourth player to win both the DP World Championship and Race to Dubai in the same year and the first American to win the Race to Dubai
• In just under two-and-a-half years as a professional, Collin has already won two Major Championships and a WGC title. He can now add a Rolex Series DP World Tour Championship and Race to Dubai title to his trophy cabinet
• Team TaylorMade Athletes battled it out at the top of the leaderboard all week, with four out of the top eight athletes all being part of Team TaylorMade

• SIM 8.0° driver
• SIM 14.0° fairway
• SIM2 19.0° fairway
• P•770 4 iron
• P•7MC 5-6 iron
• P•730 7-PW
• MG2 50˚ and 60˚
• TP Juno Putter
• TP5 2021