Geoff Ogilvy Winner of PGA Golf Tour Event in Kapalua
Posted on January 11, 2010 by Harry
Australian golfer Geoff Ogilvy defeated a tentative Lucas Glover and a seasoned Rory Sabbatini and won again on Sunday the SBS Championship in Hawaii, beating the meager difference of one stroke.
After starting the final round one stroke below the leader Glover, Ogilvy won his seventh PGA Tour title by 67 strokes, six-under-par on the Kapalua Resort.
Although the South African Sabbatini had momentarily a two-stroke lead before finishing with a round of 63 in the steep pitch, Ogilvy regained the lead with two birdies in the last five holes.
American Lucas Glover, who led the race from the first day, had a black day and handed a card with three birdies, three double faults and two failures, which caused a fall in the classification of 13 seats, leaving in fourteenth place.
Argentina’s Angel Cabrera narrowly managed to stay in the top ten and finished the competition with a cumulative total of 277 strokes, 15 under par.
Ogilvy finished the fourth round with 67 hits and a total of 270 -22-under par in the tournament, while Sabbatini had to settle for second place after scoring 10 birdies on the final day and accumulate a total of 271.
Ogilvy and joined fellow Australian Stuart Appleby as the only ones who have repeated success in Kapalua, and became only the seventh player to win consecutively in the 58 years of this tournament.
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