Emotional Paul Casey reveals what he plans to do with his prize money at the Omega European Masters
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Paul Casey leads the Omega European Masters by three strokes heading into the final round on Sunday.
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Casey will be looking to chalk up the 16th DP World Tour victory of his career on Sunday at Crans-sur-Sierre.
The Englishman joined LIV Golf back in 2022, so we don’t see him play as much on the DP World Tour as we once did.
However, with LIV Golf set to head in a different direction in 2027, Paul Casey may well decide to play more golf on the DP World Tour.
Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty ImagesA win on Sunday at the Omega European Masters for the 49-year-old would be absolutely vital ahead of the 2027 season.
Paul Casey reveals what he’ll do with Omega European Masters prize money
Casey spoke to reporters in Crans-Montana on Saturday after shooting a third-round 63 to take a three-stroke lead heading into Sunday.
Casey revealed what he plans to do with any prize money he earns this week at the Omega European Masters.
“This is now home. I now live in Switzerland, so it would mean an awful lot. It feels like a home week for me,“ Casey admitted.
Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images“And tomorrow, whatever happens, I hope I win and I’ll be playing really hard, but I’ll make sure that all my prize money as well is going to the charity and the victims of the fire here in Crans Montana.
“So I’ve got a lot to play for tomorrow.“
What a wonderful gesture from Paul Casey – one that the people of Crans-Montana will appreciate very much.
Eight months on from Crans-Montana fire
Earlier this year on January 1st during New Year celebrations, a fire broke out at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana.
41 people lost their lives, while a further 115 were injured.
The fire is believed to have started when sparklers and fireworks came into contact with the ceiling during celebrations.
It was a dark day for Crans-Montana, and indeed Switzerland as a whole.
Paul Casey donating the entirety of his prize money to the victims of the Crans-Montana fire is as classy as it gets.