The four major winners will all compete at the European Tour's flagship PGA Championship for the first time next month, organisers said on Tuesday.New U.S. Masters champion Charl Schwartzel is to join fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen, world number one Martin Kaymer of
Germany and Briton Graeme McDowell at Wentworth, England from May 26-29.
"Winning at Augusta was a dream come true, without question the highlight of my career, and I am looking forward to going to Wentworth as Masters champion," Schwartzel told the tour's website (www.europeantour.com).
On Sunday, Schwartzel completed a clean sweep of major wins for European Tour members after McDowell had won last year's U.S. Open, Kaymer claimed the U.S. PGA Championship and Oosthuizen triumphed at the British Open.
Germany and Briton Graeme McDowell at Wentworth, England from May 26-29.
"Winning at Augusta was a dream come true, without question the highlight of my career, and I am looking forward to going to Wentworth as Masters champion," Schwartzel told the tour's website (www.europeantour.com).
On Sunday, Schwartzel completed a clean sweep of major wins for European Tour members after McDowell had won last year's U.S. Open, Kaymer claimed the U.S. PGA Championship and Oosthuizen triumphed at the British Open.
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