New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox has his eyes set on higher honours as he reflects on a breakthrough European Tour victory.
Fox's win at the World Super 6 event in Perth on Sunday has launched him up 19 places to 66th in the world rankings, putting him on the verge of gaining entry into some of the world's biggest tournaments.
The first such event looms at the end of March, with the World Golf Championships Matchplay in Texas offering the chance for the top 64 golfers in the world to compete for the title.
With there sure to be some absences due to injury and rest, Fox is a likely starter if he can maintain his good form for the next month, and if attending, he could be a chance to perform well, considering the matchplay skills he showed in Perth.
After playing well in strokeplay to qualify for the matchplay portion of the tournament, Fox then played bogey-free golf to vanquish four opponents on his way to his first European Tour title, and the first by a New Zealand male in 10 years.