Ashun Wu’s Sensational Comeback Secures China Open Victory
Final Round Fireworks at the Enhance Anting in Shanghai
The 2025 China Open, part of the DP World Tour, concluded on Sunday with a spectacular turn of events, as Ashun Wu produced a sensational comeback to snatch victory from his rivals. Starting the final day four strokes behind leaders Eugenio López Chacarra and compatriot Haotong Li, Wu carded a stunning 65 (-6) to finish the tournament with a total of 270 (-14) strokes.
Wu’s Historic Victory and Career Milestone
Wu’s remarkable victory earned him a second China Open title and his fifth overall on the European circuit. With seven birdies and one bogey in his final round, the 39-year-old Chinese golfer surpassed the leaders for a triumph that will always be remembered in his illustrious career.
Challengers Falter, Europeans Shine
While Wu climbed the rankings, his fellow countryman Li and Spaniard López Chacarra faltered in their pursuit of the title. Li and López Chacarra each signed for a 72 (+1) card, finishing on 273 (-11) strokes, sharing the fourth position alongside Zecheng Dou.
Englishman Jordan Smith and German Paul Yannik took second and third places respectively, while other Spanish hopefuls lagged behind, with the best finish coming from Nacho Elvira and Adrián Otaegui at 26th (-3).
Wu’s remarkable round demonstrated why he is a force to be reckoned with on the European circuit.
Looking Ahead
As the 2025 season progresses, golf fans eagerly await the next opportunity to witness Ashun Wu’s skill and competitiveness on the course.