Swedish golfer Henrik Stenson eagled the 1st extra hole to defeat South Africam golfer Retief Goosen and Padraig Harrington and claim a stunning golf victory. All three golfers had finished on 15 under-par 273 in regulation with Goosen eagling the final hole, Stenson making birdie and Harrington making a par after missing his 12 foot birdie putt for the win. It should have been 4 golfers in the golf play-off but David Howell missed from 3 feet to join them. Back to 18th hole the three golfers went. Harrington found the greenside bunker with his second as Goosen found the putting surface some 20 feet from the pin. Stenson's second shot looked to have missed the green, but he got a members' bounce off a bank and ended up only 4 feet from the hole. After Harrington and splashed out to 3 feet and Goosen had missed his 20 foot eagle effort, Stenson rolled his short putt in for a memorable victory.

The British GOlf Open and PGA gplf champion shot an exquisite final-round 63 to finish on 16-under-par 268, two shots clear of Fiji's overnight leader Vijay Singh and eight shots ahead of third placed Brian Bateman of the U.S. Tiger Woods came out hard, taking only three holes to erase Vijay Singh's three-stroke lead, which the Fijian golfer had amassed by shooting a course record and personal best 10-under-par 61 on Sunday. Tiger Woods' first eagle came on the 554-yard, par-five second hole, where he landed on the green in two strokes, flying his approach shot over the hole's water hazard and making an 11-foot putt. "I (Tiger Woods) made a nice putt on the third and all of a sudden I had all the momentum on my side," Woods told reporters. "I didn't think I'd get it all back in the first three holes." Tiger Woods went on to say, "Vijay's not going to make a lot of mistakes. One of the hardest things to do in our sport is follow up a great round with another great round." His second eagle was on the 600-yard, par-five seventh, where Woods, leading by one stroke, again marched to the green in two strokes to massive applause and sunk another 11-foot putt.

Swedish golfer, Annika Sorenstam produced another amazing finish to claim a 2 shot victory over Cristie Kerr. Sorenstam started the day 5 back of the lead, but after 4 birdies in her first 5 holes she was right back in it. Further birdies at the 11th and 12th got her into a tie for the lead and from there on there was only ever going to be one winner. Sorenstam finished things off in style with a further 4 more birdies in the final 5 holes to shoot an amazing 10 under-par round of 62 and finish on a winning 19 under-par 269 total.

Scott Simpson won for the first time on the Champions Tour with a 1 shot victory over Jay Haas and Danny Edwards. Simpson holed a 8 foot birdie putt on the famous 18th green at Pebble Beach to finish on 12 under-par 204 and after both Haas and Edwards had missed their birdie efforts, Simpson had his maiden win on tour. The win was made even sweeter by the fact he played over the final round with long time friend and comedian Bill Murray who kept everyone entertained as usual.

Waxholm Argentinian golfer Rafael Echenique lead from start to finish to claim a 2 shot victory over German golfer Martin Kaymer. Echenique had started the day 5 clear, but after a double bogey at the 13th he found himself 1 back of Kaymer. Echenique regrouped and birdied the 15th to tie Kaymer and then finished things off in style with 2 more birdies over the final 2 holes to finish on 22 under-par 270 and his first win on the Challenge Tour.

Gavin Coles claimed a 1 shot victory over fellow Australian golfer Bradley Hughes to take his third Nationwide Tour title. Coles started the day 3 back of Hughes, but after rolling in putts of 40 feet and 20 feet for birdies at both the 14th and 15th holes had tied for the lead. Hughes then three putted the 17th hole to give Coles the lead. Coles parred the last to finish on 10 under-par 274 and Hughes was unable to convert a 7 foot birdie to tie, giving Coles had his first win on American soil.

Sam Torrance won on home soil to claim his 40th win as a professional with a one shot victory over fellow Scot Bill Longmuir. Torrance and Longmuir both birdied the 10th, but then both men struggled over the difficult back nine. Torrance dropped 2 shots over the next 5 holes but Longmuir dropped 5 shots over the same stretch to fall back the leave Torrance with a comfortable lead. Torrance came to the last 2 clear and after settling for a bogey he had finished on 3 under-par 213 and claimed his third win over the Dalmahoy course.