With this win Thaworn Wiratchant secured his first European Tour International Schedule victory in his 31st European Tour event . His win beats his previous best European Tour finish of tied third in the 2005 Volvo China Open.
Fifth win on the Asian PGA Tour
Seventh win as a professional
His €125,205 is his highest prize on The European Tour
Only the second golfer from Thailand to win on The European Tour, following Thongchai Jaidee (2004 & 2005 Carlsberg Malaysian Open)
Fourth first-time winner on the 2005 European Tour International Schedule, following Stephen Dodd (Volvo China Open), Charl Schwartzel (dunhill championship) and Nick Doughery (Caltex Masters, presented by Carlsberg, Singapore 200
His 54 hole total of 192 (-18) is the lowest 54 hole total of 2005 as is the low final 54 holes of 192 (-18), along with his 72 hole total of 255 (-25) as the lowest 72 hole score of the year. (All three would have been European Tour records but for preferred lies being in operation for the final two rounds)
The eighth 54 hole leader to go on and win in the 2005 European Tour International Schedule
