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Matt Fitzpatrick closed with a record-equalling 66 to claim the DP World Tour title, holding his nerve in the final round and sealing victory with steady play and a late surge.
Canadian star Henderson triumphed in Ontario, carding a steady final round to clinch the title. The star held off late challengers as local supporters roared, sealing a home-soil victory with composed golf.
**Fitzpatrick Closes with Record-Equalling 66 to Win DP World Tour Title**
Matt Fitzpatrick delivered an electrifying performance, finishing with a stunning record-equalling 66 to seize the DP World Tour title. His unwavering consistency and strategic finesse were crucial in navigating the intense competition, showcasing his skill and determination.
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**Korda Shaky in Match Play Win; Henderson Rolls**
Jessica Korda faced a nail-biting match play showdown, revealing both grit and moments of uncertainty. In contrast, Brooke Henderson shone brightly, executing a masterful performance as she effortlessly advanced through the rounds with remarkable prowess
Las Vegas, Nevada – In a nail-biting finish to the 3M Open, Jhonattan Vegas secured a one-stroke victory over Maverick McNealy after sinking a birdie on the 18th hole.
Vegas, who held a share of the second-round lead, shot a final-round 66 to edge out McNealy, who closed with a 69.
The Venezuelan golfer started the day three strokes behind McNealy but chipped away at the deficit early on. He birdied the first and third holes and added another birdie on the 10th to move within one stroke of the lead.
McNealy held his nerve and kept his nose in front, but Vegas refused to go away. He rolled in a birdie putt on the 17th hole and then delivered the decisive blow on the 18th with a second shot that landed inches from the pin.
This is Vegas’ second PGA Tour victory, and his first since the 2017 RBC Canadian Open.
