Alex Noren ended a seven-year worldwide wait for victory as he claimed his 11th DP World Tour title to become a two-time winner at the Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo.
Below, find out what he achieved with his victory over the Brabazon course at The Belfry Hotel & Resort.
Key Facts: Alex Noren's victory at the Betfred British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo
• His 11th DP World Tour title comes in his 305th appearance
• His second Betfred British Masters victory after winning the 2016 edition at The Grove
• His first victory since the 2018 Open de France, seven years and 54 days ago
• Becomes the first two-time winner of the British Masters since Ian Woosnam in 1994, joining a group that also includes Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman, Tony Jacklin, Peter Thompson and Christy O'Connor Snr
• Of his 11 DP World Tour, five have come in the UK (2011 Saab Wales Open, 2016 Scottish Open, 2016 British Masters, 2017 BMW PGA Championship and 2025 Betfred British Masters
• Moves alongside Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson for the most wins by a Swede on the DP World Tour
• The 121st victory by players from Sweden on the DP World Tour and first on the 2025 Race to Dubai
• The fourth Swedish win at the Betfred British Masters after his own in 2016, Marcus Kinhult’s in 2019 and Johan Edfors in 2006 – the latter of which was also at The Belfry
• Jumps 142 places on the Race to Dubai Rankings, from 167th to 25th on 967 points
• Rises to 31st on the Official World Golf Ranking, climbing 28 places from 59th. It is his highest ranking since March 2019
• Finishes 26th in the European Team Ryder Cup Rankings
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