Who won the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Championship? Final leaderboard explored

The final round of the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Championship was played on Sunday (Dec. 15) at Leopard Creek Country Club in South Africa. The tournament was decided in dramatic fashion, with an underdog coming out on top.

Local player Shaun Norris won the Alfred Dunhill Championship with a score of 13-under. Norris started the fourth round tied for 14th and six shots off the lead, but he managed to overcame the deficit to take the title.

2024 Alfred Dunhill Championship Final Leaderboard

The following is the final leaderboard for the Alfred Dunhill Championship:

1 Shaun Norris -13
T2 John Parry -12
T2 Ryan van Velzen -12
T2 Marcus Kinhult -12
T5 Angel Ayora -11
T5 Darius Van Driel -11
T7 Keenan Davidse -10
T7 Andy Sullivan -10
T7 Martin Couvra -10
T7 Dale Whitnell -10
T11 Nathan Kimsey -9
T11 Simon Forsström -9
T11 Casey Jarvis -9
T11 Matthew Southgate -9
T15 Marcel Schneider -8
T15 Ugo Coussaud -8
T15 Charl Schwartzel -8
T15 Romain Langasque -8
T19 Julien Guerrier -7
T19 Nacho Elvira -7
T19 Yurav Premlall -7
T19 Alex Fitzpatrick -7
23 Wenyi Ding -6
T24 Brandon Stone -5
T24 Andrea Pavan -5
T24 Tom McKibbin -5
T24 Joost Luiten -5
T28 Nikhil Rama -4
T28 Adrian Otaegui -4
T28 Pieter Moolman -4
T28 Manuel Elvira -4
T28 Herman Loubser -4
T28 Frederic LaCroix -4
T28 Hamish Brown -4
T28 Dean Burmester -4
T36 Benjamin Hebert -3
T36 Richard Mansell -3
T36 Ryggs Johnston -3
T36 Christiaan Bezuidenhout -3
T36 Joel Moscatel -3
T36 Oliver Lindell -3
T42 Sean Crocker -2
T42 Scott Jamieson -2
T42 Aldrich Potgieter -2
T42 Erik van Rooyen -2
T42 Laurie Canter -2
T47 Kristoffer Reitan -1
T47 Dylan Frittelli -1
T47 Jorge Campillo -1
T47 Gavin Green -1
T47 Jens Dantorp -1
T47 Benjamin Follett-Smith -1
T53 Rupert Kaminski E
T53 Jacques Blaauw E
T55 Ockie Strydom +1
T55 Kieron Van Wyk (a) +1
T55 Matthew Baldwin +1
T55 Jack Senior +1
T59 Matti Schmid +3
T59 Lucas Bjerregaard +3
61 Bjorn Akesson +5
62 Kyle McClatchie +6
63 Louis Albertse +8
T64 Matthew Spacey +9
T64 Pierre Pineau +9
T64 Alexander Levy +9

Shaun Norris' final round performance at the Alfred Dunhill Championship included an eagle, five birdies and a double bogey to finish at 5 under. 54-hole leader Marcus Kinhult dropped to second place with a final round of 74, also paving the way for Norris to win.

The Alfred Dunhill Championship is just the second win on the DP World Tour for Norris, who has had a 22-year career in professional golf. He had this to say to the Tour's news service after his performance:

"This last year has been very tough. It's been up and down and all over the place. But thanks to God, my family, my wife. We've kept it together. Winning two weeks ago in Japan and then winning this week - what a blessing."

Norris, 42, has never been able to become a regular on the DP World Tour. He has alternated between the European Tour, the Japanese professional circuit and the Asian Tour.

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Edited by Luke Koshi