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James Morrison thought he was playing in his farewell tournament \u2013 but instead sealed a return to the DP World Tour with his 13-year-old son as caddie.<\/b><\/p>\n
The Englishman, 40, was ready to call it a day before winning the HotelPlanner Tour’s Rolex Grand Final in Mallorca on Sunday.<\/p>\n
He embraced his son Finley on the 18th green after sealing victory with a two under par final round of 70 to reach 15 under and win by three shots from Italian Stefano Mazzoli.<\/p>\n
“When I said this was going to be my last event, it really was going to be, 100%. This has completely messed that up,” he said.<\/p>\n
“I couldn’t feel my arms on my swing at the last, it went so far right, but I couldn’t care less. A win is a win.<\/p>\n
“I feel sorry for him (Finley) really. He’s got a half past six alarm for school tomorrow morning. He’s amazing. I love him. He did so well.”<\/p>\n
He brought in the teenager as caddie for the event at the Club de Golf Alcanada.<\/p>\n
Victory meant Morrison climbed 30 places on the Road to Mallorca rankings to end the season as number six and become one of 20 players to guarantee a place on the European tour.<\/p>\n
He returns a year after missing 14 cuts and losing his his full-time status for the first time in 15 years.<\/p>\n
Four other British players qualified for the Tour this weekend \u2013 fellow Englishman Joshua Berry and Scots David Law, Daniel Young and Euan Walker.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n