Crook of Devon’s Calum Hill has produced a landmark performance on the European Tour.
The former Kinross High student carded four impressive rounds of golf to finish tied fourth at the Saudi International.
Scores of 65, 68, 68 and 67 - he canned an eagle putt to bring his memorable week to a close - resulted in a 12-under par finishing total.
Hill, who produced a solid performance at last month’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, was not even sure he would be playing this week.
He told the PA recently that he didn’t expect to get the nod having initially been on the reserve list for what was a field packed with class. But he certainly made the most of the opportunity when it came along.
American Dustin Johnson lifted the Saudi International trophy, finishing three shots clear of Hill.
Hill grew up playing the game at Muckhart Golf Club and still visits whenever he is home. He is also supported by Gleneagles.
