Robert Lee is joined by Ross McFarlane this week as Miguel Angel Jimenez broke his own record as the oldest winner on the European Tour when retaining his Hong Kong Open title. Stuart Manley, who Jimenez beat in the play-off joins us on the phone. Meanwhile in South Africa, Ernie Els pays tribute to the late Nelson Mandela and Thomas Bjorn tells us why his win at the Nedbank Challenge was one of the best of his career. We also look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai calendar - the Nelson Mandela Championship in Durban.

Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth this week as Charl Schwartzel made it a Leopard’s Creek hatrick to win the Alfred Dunhill Championship. We hear from the 2011 Masters Champion and the man he piped to the post, England’s Richard Finch. Meanwhile Rory McIlroy’s drought ended down under after a thrilling finish in Sydney after he ended home favourite Adam Scott’s hopes of a rare triple crown of Australian golf. We look ahead to the next events of the Race to Dubai and there are two of them - The Nedbank Golf Challenge, which boasts one of the largest prize funds in golf and the Hong Kong Open at Fanling.

The Race to Dubai Show speaks exclusively with Morten Orum Madsen, the first winner in the 2014 Race to Dubai season about his first ever European Tour victory at the SA Open Championship. South African Jbe Kruger also features, as well as Tour newcomers Marco Crespi and Johan Carlsson. This week’s presenter Robert Lee with John Hawksworth alongside him, also reflect on an impressive win for Australia in the ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf, with reaction from both Jason Day and Adam Scott. Plus we mark your card for the next event in the Race to Dubai, the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Country Club.

Race to Dubai winner Henrik Stenson speaks exclusively to Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee after his emphatic 6 shot victory at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. It’s been a memorable year for the Swede as he became the first man to win both the Fed Ex Cup on the PGA Tour and the Race to Dubai on the European Tour. We also hear from runner up Ian Poulter who pushed Stenson all the way both this week and in the overall standings as well as from Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood and Luke Donald. American Peter Uihlein shares his thoughts after he was announced Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year. There’s no rest as we look ahead to the first event on the 2014 Race to Dubai season, The South African Open Championship, plus we preview the ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf with help from former winner Francesco Molinari…

This week Robert Lee and Ross McFarlane look back at a maiden victory for Victor Dubuisson at the Turkish Airlines Open. We hear from the new Champion as well as from Jamie Donaldson who’s sensational hole in one at the 16th helped him into second place. Justin Rose and Tiger Woods shared third place despite Rose bogeying the last. We are live on the course in Dubai ahead of the season ending DP World Tour Championship and speak to Scotland’s Craig Lee who just qualified for the lucrative week ahead. And the last word goes to the man in pole position to win the Race to Dubai, Sweden’s Henrik Stenson…..

The finish line is in sight on this year’s Race to Dubai with a number of Golfers closing in on race leader Henrik Stenson. Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell are two of those in the chasing pack and both feature in this week’s Race to Dubai Show after they finished 2nd and 3rd behind Dustin Johnson at the WGC HSBC Champions. We also hear in this week’s show presented by Robert Lee with Richard Boxhall, from the victorious American and from Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy on their performances in Shanghai. Plus in our preview of the Turkish Airlines Open presented by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, reigning US Open Champion Justin Rose explains why he’s looking forward to competing once again in Turkey

As we approach the closing stages of this year’s Race to Dubai, Richard Kaufman and Robert Lee speak exclusively with BMW Masters Champion Gonzalo Fernandez-Castaño about his one shot victory in Shanghai and how he feared emulating Jean van de Velde in the 1999 Open Championship as he approached the 18th green. We also hear from those who tied for 2nd place, Thonghai Jaidee and Francesco Molinari and the thoughts of the American who led the field for 3 days, Luke Guthrie. There’s also a round-up of all the other Golf news from the past week and a preview of the WGC HSBC Champions – the next stage in the European Tour’s Final Series.

This week Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at a maiden victory for Jin Jeong at the ISPS Handa Perth Invitational. The Korean golfer overcame Ross Fisher from England in a sudden death playoff. We hear from both players as well as from two golfers with very different experiences out in Australia. Peter Lawrie tells us what it meant to keep his card for next year while Peter Hedblom was not so fortunate and now finds himself without a place on Tour next season. We also look ahead of the first of the events making up The Final Series, the BMW Masters in Shanghai and we are live in the Chinese city to see how preparations are coming along to welcome Europe’s top golfers.

David Lynn is our special guest as Dan Roebuck and Richard Boxall reflect on his first win on Tour for nine years at the Portugal Masters. We also hear from the runner-up Justin Walters whose putt on the last hole secured his playing rights for next year. Frenchman Christian Cevaer tells us what his plans are now he has given up playing on Tour and we are joined by two time winner this year Australia’s Brett Rumford ahead of the ISPS Handa Perth International, the last event before the season ending series.

Paul McGinley, the European Ryder Cup captain, is our special guest on this week’s European Tour Race to Dubai show reflecting on a win for Continental Europe at the Seve Trophy. He joins Robert Lee and John Hawksworth as we hear from both captains, the victorious Jose Maria Olazábal and Sam Torrance, following the 15-13 win in favour of Europe against Great Britain and Ireland. Francesco Molinari tells us what it was like to sink the winning putt while Gregory Bourdy explains how he celebrated being the first player in history to win all five points. And we look ahead to this week’s event, the Portugal Masters with a former winner Spain’s Alvaro Quiros.