Overview
- Dean began the final round seven shots behind and shot a bogey-free nine-under 63 on Sunday to finish 14-under and win the Husqvarna British Masters by three strokes.
- He made nine birdies, including four in his final six holes, and set the clubhouse target that no late challenger could better.
- Emily Dean, his wife, served as his caddie and Dean has repeatedly said he worked as a grocery delivery driver for years to help fund his early career.
- The victory paid roughly £440,000, a sum reported to exceed his earnings from most of the season, and it was his first DP World Tour win in about 70 starts.
- Stormy weather cost more than nine hours of play earlier in the week and delayed the third round into Sunday morning, and because the British Masters opens Team Europe’s 2027 Ryder Cup qualifying the result gives Dean early points while the tour now moves to the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.