Marc Warren

Enjoyed a superb first full season on The European Tour in 2006, when he captured his maiden title at the Scandinavian Masters on his way to winning the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year. He might have thought it would have been hard to top that, but he succeeded in 2007 thanks to two glorious weekends. The first came in September, when he defeated Simon Wakefield in a playoff to win the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles, and the second came in November when, in partnership with Colin Montgomerie, he won the Mission Hills World Cup, beating the United States in a playoff to register Scotland's first success in the event.
As an amateur, he holed the winning putt at the 2001 Walker Cup at Sea Island, Ga., and spent three years adjusting to life in the professional ranks before teaming up with legendary Scottish coach Bob Torrance, a switch which helped him become the Challenge Tour's top player in 2005. He lost his Tour card in 2010, but finished T-5th in the 2011 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on a sponsor's invite to help finish 114th in The Race to Dubai and secure his playing rights for 2012, an opportunity he grabbed with both hands to finish 55th in The Race to Dubai.
2013 Notes: Played in 30 events on the European Tour, making 18 cuts and finishing in the top-ten three times. Best finish was T-2nd at the BMW PGA Championship. He went on to finish 33rd in the Race to Dubai.
2014 Notes: Finished in a career-best 26th in The Race to Dubai thanks to his victory at the inaugural Made in Denmark, where he overcame some tough conditions and Bradley Dredge to secure his third European Tour title. Also had top-fives with a 3rd at Aberdeen Asset Scottish Open and T-4th at Handa Wales Open.
2015 Notes: He was runner-up at the Qatar Masters, 9th at the Maybank Malaysian Open, and T-4th at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open. He was beaten in the semi's of the Saltire Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play by the eventual winner Kiradech Aphibarnrat 3 & 2 and finished 4th when he lost the consolation match to David Howell. Played in 26 European Tour events making 22 cuts. He had 4 top-10s and was 25th in the Race to Dubai.
2016 Notes: Played in 29 European Tour events making 16 cuts with two top-ten finishes. Was 72nd in the Race to Dubai, earning 476,966.Has had a slow start getting his first top-ten a T-9th a the Aberdeen Asset Management Paul Lawrie Match Play in August. Was 5th at the Alfred Dunhill Linds, seven shots back of the winner Tyrrell Hatton.
2017 Notes: Played in 26 European Tour events making 15 cuts with three top-ten finishes. Was 63rd in the Race to Dubai earning euro694,545. Another slow start didn't get his first top-ten until September finishing T-2nd at the Portugal Masters. He was four shots back of the winner Lucas Bjerregaard. Two weeks later was T-4th a the Alfred Dunhill Links. Next week T-10th at hte Italian Open.
2018 Notes: Played in 27 Euroepan Tour events making 15 cuts with one top-ten finish. Was 130th in the Race to Dubai, earning euro223,923. Best finish T-5th at the Open de Espana.
2019 Notes: Played in 21 European Tour events making seven cuts. Best finish T-24th at the South African Open.
2020 Notes: Played in 14 European Tour events making 10 cuts with three top-ten finishes. Was 48th in the Race to Dubai, earning euro433,818. Won the Austrian Open in July after the tour was stopped due to Covid. Warren was 13 under and won by a shot over Marcel Scheider. Was T-4th at the Scottish Open, two shots back of the Aaron Rai/Tommy Fleetwood playoff. Was T-8th at hte Golf in Dubai Championship and ended his season with a T-32nd finish at the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai.
2021 Notes: Played in 20 DP World Tour events making six cuts with two top-ten finishes. Was 109th in the Race to Dubai, earning euro324,931. Was T-5th in his first event of the season at the Abu Dhabi Championship, was T-9th at the Acciona Open de Espana.
2022 notes: Played in 29 DP World Tour events making ten cuts with two top-ten finishes. Was 95th in the Race to Dubai, earning euro287,868. Was T-2nd a the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed, nine shots back of the winner Linn Grant. Was T-8th at the Acciona Open de Espana.
2023 Notes: Finished T-4th at the Made in Himmerland, two shots back of the Rasmus Hojgaard/Nacho Elvira playoff. With the finish claimed one of four spots into the 151st Open Championship.