Overview
- Dean produced a bogey-free 9-under 63 in the final round to finish 14-under and claim the Husqvarna British Masters by three strokes.
- He began the day seven shots off the lead and made nine birdies, including four in his last six holes, to surge up the leaderboard.
- The victory earned Dean about £440,000 and is his first DP World Tour title in his 70th event, moving him up the rankings from world No. 292.
- His wife Emily acted as his caddie during the week and the result follows years of financial strain that included delivering groceries to fund his early career.
- The week was disrupted by stormy weather that cost more than nine hours of play and forced a Sunday resumption, and the win gives Dean momentum in Race to Dubai points and early Ryder Cup qualifying without guaranteeing selection.