Tiger Woods won his third US Open Championship title and 14th Major in total after an 18 hole Play-Off plus one sudden death hole beating brave compatriot Rocco Mediate.  The pair had completed 72 holes on one under par totals, one stroke ahead of Lee Westwood. Woods celebrates his career 500th week as World Number One, a position he first attained eleven years ago on 15th June 1997. Mediate jumps into the World Top 50 with a 111 spot improvement to World Number 47.

England’s David Dixon captured his first European Tour title at the SAINT-OMER OPEN presented by NEUFLIZE OBC with a flawless round of 66 on an action-packed final day at Aa St Omer Golf Club. The win takes Dixon up to 287th in the Official World Golf Ranking, up 426 places.

The European Tour's Official Statistics, embracing a comprehensive programme of support activity around the collection, processing and distribution of statistical data based on player performance. The European Tour Statistics cover 8 categories including stroke average, driving accuracy, driving distance, greens in regulation, putts per green in regulation, average putts per round, sand saves and scrambles.

To complement the launch of the Genworth Financial Statistics a one minute winner's review video will feature here each week. This review will outline why that week's PGA European Tour winner won from a statistical point of view.