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Season Wrap-Up: “This is only the beginning”

During the inaugural season of the NEXT Golf Tour Powered by Trackman, 904 players from 33 countries hit 99,560 shots and took home $818,651 in prize money.

Still, the numbers (impressive as they are) only tell part of the story. For many of those 904 players, the grinders who are chasing their dreams in professional golf, NEXT is all about opportunity.

The money they earned — and the winning habits they learned — on the NEXT will be invested in the pursuit of those dreams. Instead of worrying about covering expenses, they can focus on their games. 

That’s huge. It’s what compelled Trackman to create NEXT in the first place. And it’s why we’re already looking forward to Season Two. 

NEXT will return this November with more tournaments, larger fields, bigger purses and even more life-changing opportunities for the next generation of incredible players.


As Trackman Co-Founder and CEO Klaus Eldrup-Jørgensen said in his letter to players when the tour launched in January, “This is only the beginning for NEXT. We are building something here, and if we are successful — which I believe we will be — it will continue to grow and grow.”

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“This is only the beginning”

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Wiis wins by two at Copperhead

Sebastian Wiis of Denmark shot a 7-under 64 to hold off a parade of challengers in the season finale of the NEXT Golf Tour Powered by Trackman.

Playing in his first tournament following a runner-up finish at the Ecco Tour Spanish Masters in February, Wiis’ bogey-free round at the Innisbrook Copperhead Course earned him $20,000 — the largest winner’s check of the season on the NEXT.

Zach Ion of Australia and Wes Heffernan of Canada both shot -5 to tie for second and earned $10,350 each. A group of 10 players tied for fourth at -4 and earned $2,949 each. 

The field for the season finale was limited to the top 101 players on the Order of Merit through five rounds. The top 10 players on the Order of Merit after the finale split a $50,000 bonus pool:

Bonus: $15,000, Total: $68,340	

Rasmus Rosin, Sweden

Bonus: $9,000, Total: $32,873

Mathias Gladbjerg, Denmark

Bonus: $6,000, Total: $27,770

Frederik Tøttenborg, Denmark

Bonus: $4,500, Total: $25,538

Sebastian Wiis, Denmark

Bonus: $3,500, Total: $24,418

Nikke Tyry, Finland

Bonus: $3,000, Total: $23,693

Sigurdur Gardarsson, Iceland

Bonus: $2,625, Total: $23,073

Jeppe Kristian, Denmark

Bonus: $2,250, Total: $22,533

Sofie Kibsgaard-Nielsen, Denmark

Bonus: $2,125, Total: $18,349

Tripp Kinney, USA

Bonus: $2,000, Total: $16,912

Christian Jacobsen, Denmark

As the NEXT Golf Tour champion, Rosin also received a wild card invitation to play in the BMW International Open on the DP World Tour this summer.

Wiis put an exclamation mark on the Danish run of dominance on the NEXT. Four of the six winners and eight of the top 10 players on the Order of Merit are from Denmark.

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NEXT Golf Tour Champion Rasmus Rosin Invited to BMW International Open 

Rasmus Rosin already had plenty to celebrate after playing in the season finale of the NEXT Golf Tour Powered by Trackman on Thursday.

He finished in the top five of the first five events. He’s earned more than $68,000, including a $15,000 bonus for topping the season-long Order of Merit. He even had a birthday, turning 22 earlier in the week.

And then, while surrounded by friends and family at the indoor golf center where we works part-time, the Swedish pro got one more bit of good news: He’s been invited to play in the BMW International Open in Munich this summer.


"It feels amazing,” Rosin said. “It's a childhood dream come true. I'm so thankful to everyone at BMW and Trackman for this. It's just amazing. I think I'm going to have a hard time sleeping tonight."

The 2023 BMW International Open, Germany’s premier golf tournament, will be held June 21–25 at Golfclub München Eichenried. Rosin’s opportunity to play the longest-running event on the DP World Tour is the result of a new partnership between the NEXT Golf Tour and the BMW Group, and expands the premium automobile manufacturer's already extensive presence in the world of golf. BMW previously collaborated with Trackman to present the BMW Indoor Invitational series in 2020.

“We are excited to partner with NEXT to drive professional golf even further with an innovative digital format,” said Joern Plinke, Head of BMW Golfsport Marketing. “Congratulations to Rasmus on an impressive performance. As organizer of the BMW International Open, we are proud to present you a wild card and are looking forward to seeing you playing in Munich.”


Despite going winless in the first five events, Rosin headed into the finale with an insurmountable lead on the Order of Merit. His one-under round of 70 in the finale capped off a run of consistent excellence in the inaugural season of the NEXT Golf Tour.

“We created the NEXT Golf Tour to give elite players a new way to compete, to make money, and to earn life-changing opportunities like this,” said Trackman Co-Founder and CEO Klaus Eldrup-Jørgensen. “We couldn’t be happier for Rasmus and wish him a great experience at the BMW International Open.”

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Before you pull on your glove and step into the simulator, take a look at the six challenging stops on the 2023 NEXT Golf Tour. 

1st round - Winner, Mathias Gladbjerg

2nd round - Winner, Jeppe Kristian Andersen

3th round - Winner, Sofie Kibsgaard

4rd round - Winner,  Nikke Tyry

5th round - Winner, Sigurður Arnar Garðarsson

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