Golf - European Tour Race to Dubai Show

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth in a special edition of the European Tour Race to Dubai show as we take time to reflect on the 2011 season which culminated in Luke Donalds incredible achievement of topping both the US and European money lists. We hear from the World Number One as well as from Martin Kaymer who once again proved he is almost unbeatable in the desert, from Spains Sergio Garcia who returned to winning ways with back to back tour victories in his homeland and from Tom Lewis, who won in only his third tour event as a professional.

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth and Ewan Murray as they reflect on a winning end to the year for European Golf with victories for Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter. We hear from Westwood after his first round 60 that helped him win the Thailand Golf Championship. And the guys will be handing out some Race to Dubai Show Awards to celebrate the good, and the not so good, moments of 2011.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth take a look back at Luke Donalds incredible achievement in becoming the first man to win the European and US money lists in one year. We will hear from the World Number One and from Rory McIlroy who finished second on the Order of Merit. We also hear from Spains Alvaro Quiros on his victory in the last event of the year the Dubai World Championship. And our tip of the week comes from Spains Gonzalo Fernandez Castano.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at Rory McIlroys win at the UBS Hong Kong Open to ensure a dramatic climax to the 2011 season. Well hear from McIlroy as well as runner up Gregory Havret and from Stephen Dodd who is among those players who lost their playing rights for next season. Well also hear from Lee Westwood who retained his title at the Nedbank Golf Challenge and from Tiger Woods who finally returned to winning ways 749 days since his last victory. Well also look ahead to the final event this season The Dubai World Championship as Luke Donald and Rory McIlroy go head to head.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at two events on the Race to Dubai as the American pairing of Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland win the Omega Mission Hills World Cup from England and Germany while Hennie Otto won his national title at the South African Open Championship. We'll hear from Otto as well as Ian Poulter and Justin Rose whose final round of 63 nearly took them to victory on the final day in China. We'll also look ahead to the penultimate event this season the UBS Hong Kong Open in the company of defending champion Ian Poulter.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at Garth Mulroys win at the Alfred Dunhill Championship and Joost Luiten triumph at the Iskandar Johor Open in Malaysia, we hear from Mulroy as well as from Tiger Woods who earned the winning point as the USA beat the International team 19-15 in the Presidents Cup in Melbourne. We also preview this weeks events, the South Africa Open and the Omega Mission Hills World Cup in China, where we hear from the English pair of Ian Poulter and Justin Rose.

This week Robert Lee and Ross McFarlane look back at a 5th win on Tour for Gonzalo Fernandez Castano at the Barclays Singapore Open, we hear from the Spaniard after his playoff win in yet another weather affected Barclays event. We also hear from a resurgent Tiger Woods who finished third at the Australian Open, some much needed form after a difficult year. Defending champion Pablo Martin tells us about one of the next events on the Race to Dubai, the Alfred Dunhill Championship. And we preview the Presidents Cup in Australia. Plus our tip of the week comes from German Marcel Siem.

This week Robert Lee and Ross McFarlane take a look back at the WGC HSBC Champions in Shanghai as Martin Kaymer shot a final round of 63 to take the title. We hear from the new World Number Four as well as from runner up Fredrik Jacobson and Graeme McDowell who finished in third place. We preview the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Barclays Singapore Open and hear from Anders Hansen who enjoys the challenges of golf in the Far East. Plus our Tip of the Week comes from recent European Tour winner in Madrid, Lee Slattery.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth take a look back at the Andalucia Masters where Sergio Garcia made it back to back wins on the European Tour, we hear more from the in form Spaniard as well from Richie Ramsey and Shane Lowry who finished 3rd and 4th respectively. We also hear from Rory McIlroy who won the lucrative Lake Malaren Shanghai Masters, taking home the richest prize fund in golf in the process. And we look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai - the star studded WGC HSBC Champions in Shanghai - with the help of defending champion, Francesco Molinari. Plus our tip of the week comes from Englishman Robert Rock

This week Robert Lee and Ross McFarlane take a look back at the Castello Masters in Valencia where Spaniard Sergio Garcia destroyed the field in his home tournament to win by an incredible 11 shots, we hear more from the new champion as well from runner-up Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and 3rd placed Richie Ramsey. We also hear from world number one, Luke Donald, who won the last event of the PGA Tour season, to seal his place at the top of the US Money List. We look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Andalucia Masters, with the help of Denmarks Soren Kjeldsen. And our tip of the week comes from Scot, Gary Orr

This week Robert Lee and Richard Boxall take a look back at the Portugal Masters where young Englishman Tom Lewis claimed his first European Tour title in only his 3rd event as a professional! We speak exclusively to Englands new rising start as well as hear from the runner-up Rafael Cabrera-Bello and 3rd placed Gregory Havret. We look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai – the Castello Masters in Spain - with runner up there last year, Ignacio Garrido. And our tip of the week comes from Welshman, Rhys Davies.

This week Robert Lee and Richard Boxall take a look back at the Bankia Madrid Masters where Englishman Lee Slattery held his nerve to claim his first European Tour victory… at the 183rd attempt! We hear from the delighted new champion as well from the runner-up Lorenzo Gagli and hole in one expert Elliot Saltman. We look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai – the Portugal Masters - with runner up there the last two years Francesco Molinari. And our tip of the week comes from Englishman Anthony Wall.

This week Robert Lee and Richard Boxall take a look back at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship where Northern Irelands Michael Hoey claimed his 3rd European Tour title. We hear more from the new champion as well from his Northern Irish compatriots, Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell, who finished 2nd and 3rd respectively. We also look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai – the Bankia Madrid Masters - with defending champion and world number one, Luke Donald. And our tip of the week comes from Englishman Oliver Wilson

This week Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall and together they look back at Kenneth Ferries victory at the Austrian Open. We hear from the Englishman as well from Simon Wakefield, the man he beat in the play-off. We preview the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Dunhill Links with former winner Padraig Harrington. We also look back at Europes epic Solhiem Cup victory and Bill Haas tells us what it is like picking up a cheque for $11.4m for winning the FedEx Cup and the Tour Championship. Plus our tip of the week comes from Mark Warren.

This week Dan Roebuck and John Hawksworth take a look back at an enthralling Vivendi Seve Trophy that saw GB and Ireland narrowly pip Europe to their sixth straight win. We hear from GB & Ireland captain Paul McGinley as well from his European counterpart Jean Van de Velde, plus the man that claimed the winning point, Mark Foster. We preview the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Austrian Open with defending champion Jose Manuel Lara. Justin Rose tells us about winning the BMW Championship on the PGA Tour. And our tip of the week comes from our very own, John Hawksworth!