As the FedExCup play-offs took a break last weekend the onus was on the other tours to provide the headlines. 

On the European Tour Marcus Pieters saw off the challenge of Lee Slattery, winner of the Russian Open the previous week, to claim the KLM Open by one shot. Slattery had a putt on the 18th to force a play-off but could only miss left, handing the 23 year-old Pieters his second European Tour victory. 

Over in Thailand, pre-tournament favourite Kiradech Aphibarnrat won the inaugural Thongchai Jaidee Foundation tournament by a comfortable three strokes, continuing his excellent season. 

Sebastian Gros secured his full European Tour card for 2016 with victory at the Kazakhstan Open on the Challenge Tour. It's the sort of victory that can change a professional golfers life, offering them a springboard to bigger and better things in the future. 

18 year-old Lydia Ko became the second youngest winner of a Major Championship in the entire history of golf by winning the Evian Championship in France (the youngest, Young Tom Morris, was 17 years old when he won his first major, a tournament where only 12 people competed and his Dad, Old Tom Morris, finished in second place. So, yeah.) It took an incredible final-round 63 to win the fifth and final Major of the year for Ko, sending a warning signal to all of ladies golf that a dominant player may be emerging.  

What did all of these players have in common? They're all members of Team Callaway. The wins come with extra significance for Callaway because two of the players, Pieters and Aphibarnrat, won with the new Great Big Bertha Driver in their bags. 

Lydia Ko's Bag