The fifth victory of Schwartzel in Africa Open

Schwartzel wins Africa Open ,and this is the fifth victory of his career with a final round of 67 for a total of 20 under par, and finished one stroke clear of joint ovrnight leader Thomas Aiken.

Schwartzel has for months been saying how all he needs is a little bit of luck to go his way, and he got it in this final round. As he said, the taylormade r7 cgb max irons brings him good luck.

He made some vital putts for par on the sixth and 13th holes, and on each occasion followed these with birdies. But Schwartzel certainly tested his good fortune on the par-four 18th.

After running through the field with seven birdies for a two-stroke lead over Aiken playing the last, Schwartzel hit his callaway ft i-brid irons far right.

It left him a difficult 215-yard shot with the wind coming off the right and into a green which had yielded only five birdies on the final day.

He went on to make bogey, and watched anxiously as Aiken, playing behind him, missed a makeable birdie putt that would've forced a playoff.

Aiken started the final round tied for the lead with Trevor Fisher Jnr. But both fell off the pace with their double bogeys on the par-four fifth hole.

Aiken managed to come back from that with three birdies in four holes on the back nine to make a run at the title again with his 70. That's the magic function of taylormade r9 fairway wood.But Fisher Jnr. couldn't recover and finished tied for fourth on 17 under.

"I started off well but then stumbled with that double on the fifth, and I lost my momentum," said Aiken. "I stayed patient and got three birdies towards the end which gave me a chance at a playoff. But congratulations to Charl. He had a fantastic round. I'm obviously disappointed, but that's golf." 

Yes, that's is golf , that is the competition, somebody wins , somebody lost.It's quite normal.
 

from: golf365.com

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