Casey Jarvis has a chance to join the greats of South African golf this week at the Race to Dubai finale this week.
Jarvis starts the week as one of the few players with a chance alongside the likes of Rory McIlroy, Eugenio Chacarra and Jon Rahm.
Lofty company. But then, if he does manage to pull it off with a victory then he will join the best of the best in South African golf.
“I think that would be the ultimate goal this week,” said Jarvis.
“It would mean the absolute world to me to win the Race to Dubai.
“To join some of the greatest golfers from my country, you just saying those names (who have won the title) is absolutely incredible, so yeah, it would mean the absolute world to me.”
Ernie Els in 2004 was the last time a South African won the Race to Dubai.
22 years later, Casey Jarvis, who won back-to-back events this year, including his national open, has the chance to create history.
“I think that would be the ultimate goal this week. It would mean the absolute world to me to win the Race to Dubai. To join some of the greatest golfers from my country, you just saying those names (who have won the title) is absolutely incredible, so yeah, it would mean the absolute world to me.”
Ernie Els in 2004 was the last time a South African won the Race to Dubai. 22 years later, Casey Jarvis, who won back-to-back events this year, including his national open, has the chance to create history πΏπ¦
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