SCOTT JAMIESON sealed his Tour card for next season after brilliantly banking a share of third in the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters in Doha.
Jamieson, 39, arrived in the Qatar capital lying 119th and three spots outside a 2024 Tour card berth.
But after a final-round 66, to end tied at 16-under with Spain's Nacho Elvira, the Scot jumped to 82nd on the money list and comfortably inside the leading 116.
It was the Florida-based star's second third-place finish in 2023 ahead of the New Year and what will be his 14th Tour season.
Sami Valimaki overcame former champion Jorge Campillo in a play-off to win the title in Doha but Jamieson felt like the champ.
He said: "I'm delighted. I was not in the best situation starting the week after having spent the whole year on the right side of the cut-off line.
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