Morrison seals Tour return with son, 13, as caddie

James Morrison mistakenly played in his final tournament for the DP World Tour with his 13-year-old son as caddie, but he ended up doing so.

The 40-year-old Englishman was prepared to call it a day before Sunday’s HotelPlanner Tour Rolex Grand Final victory in Mallorca.

After sealing victory with a two under par final round of 70, he welcomed his son Finley on the 18th green, where Italian Stefano Mazzoli had won by three shots.

“I actually knew this would be my last event,” I said. He claimed that this had completely messed up the situation.

At the end, it went so far right, but I couldn’t care less because I couldn’t feel my arms on the swing. A victory is a victory.

Really, I have sympathy for him (Finley). Tomorrow morning’s school alarm is half past six. He is incredible. I cherish him dearly. He did a great job.

The teenager was hired by the Club de Golf Alcanada as the caddie.

With the victory, Morrison moved up 30 places in the Road to Mallorca rankings to close out the regular season and join 20 other players who would guarantee a spot on the European tour.

He makes his first full-time appearance in 15 years, which leaves him without 14 cuts.