Matt triumphed in a thrilling finish to win the 2017 Omega European Masters in Crans Montana on the third extra play-off hole - his fourth European Tour title at just 23 years old.
The youngest four-time winners on Tour include: Fitzpatrick, Ballesteros, Garcia, Lyle, Olazabal, Woods, Mcilroy, Manassero, Scott, Woods and Faldo.
A final round 64 had seen Matt tie on -14 with Australian Scott Hend. A par at the third extra play-off hole was enough to claim victory. Matt said: "I'm delighted to get my fourth win on Tour. It was a long and tough day out there but I'm glad to come out on top. Scott played great and I'm sure he will be back to win again very soon on Tour - he was a true gent in the play-off."
Matt now takes two weeks off before the British Masters at Close House.
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