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What does the Rolex Series mean to players on the European Tour?
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What does the Rolex Series mean to players on the European Tour?

Brought to you by Alugha - the winners of the 2019 TATA Innovation Hub - select from a variety of languages to either listen or read subtitles of the leading players in the 2020 Race to Dubai.

Patrick Reed

The Rolex Series boasts the four biggest regular season European Tour events on the Race to Dubai, culminating this week with the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, Dubai.

With over 20 of the 65-man field competing this week hailing from different nations around the world, the European Tour has a fundamentally global membership, and the technology alugha has provided allows our content to

Below, choose to hear from Patrick Reed, Victor Perez, Collin Morikawa and Tyrrell Hatton in a variety of different languages (either voiced or by subtitle) ahead of the final event of the 2020 Race to Dubai - which takes place on the Earth Course at Jumeriah Golf Estates.

Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed has been a vocal supporter of the European Tour and Rolex Series, and the World Number 11 travels to Dubai with the opportunity to end the season as European Number One - something he described as a 'dream come true'.

The week could see him become the first American golfer to win the Race to Dubai, and ahead of the final event of the season Reed was quick to praise Rolex and the biggest events on the European Tour.

Tyrrell Hatton

Tyrrell Hatton realised a childhood dream when he captured his third Rolex Series title at the BMW PGA Championship.

Heading into the final event of the season, Hatton has a chance to end the year as the European Number One, and spoke of the importance of the Rolex Series to him ahead of the final event.

Victor Perez

Victor Perez heads in to the final event of the season with a chance to become the 2020 Race to Dubai champion, having performed well throughout the year in the European Tour's biggest events.

The Frenchman, who finished as the runner-up to Hatton during the BMW PGA Championship, spoke ahead of the tournament about the great ambassadors Rolex have been for the European Tour, featuring great fields, great courses and great prize funds.

Collin Morikawa

The winner of the 2020 PGA Championship arrived in Dubai to compete in his first regular European Tour and first Rolex Series event at the DP World Tour Championship.

Ahead of the event, the affiliate member of the Tour - and World Number seven - praised the Rolex Series events, and said they fuel his desire to become a global player.