Nathan Kimsey says he's fully behind the DP World Tour's handling of player safety as the 2026 season nears its finale in Abu Dhabi.
Nathan Kimsey is heading into the penultimate week of the 2026 DP World Tour season with his mind on the golf and his confidence in the organisers intact. The Englishman says he is "happy to trust" the tour on player safety at the Abu Dhabi stop.
With the season winding down and rankings and playing privileges still up for grabs, nobody wants distractions. Kimsey's message is that he sees no need to second-guess the people running the show. In his view, the tour is better placed than any individual player to judge conditions on the ground and make the right call.
That sort of backing matters in a locker room where players are juggling long-haul travel, tight schedules and big points at stake. When a player publicly vouches for the tour's decision-making, it helps settle nerves and keeps the focus on shotmaking, course management and a strong finish to the year.
Abu Dhabi now becomes a key checkpoint before the season closes. For Kimsey, the plan is simple: trust the process, tee it up and let the clubs do the talking.
