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Aaron Rai Wins Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship in Dramatic Playoff Showdown Versus Tommy Fleetwood
Aaron Rai displayed remarkable composure to claim the prestigious Abu Dhabi title on Sunday, defeating his compatriot in a dramatic play-off following a topsy-turvy final round of competition.
Rai sank a decisive birdie putt from around eight feet to clinch the victory, echoing his only previous tournament triumph at the Scottish Open in 2020, which was likewise a play-off victory over Fleetwood.
Sunday's Play Drama
The champion entered the last day with a one-shot advantage over fellow Englishman Fleetwood and Denmark’s Nicolai Højgaard. He ended up with a total score of twenty-under after a up-and-down, five-under closing round that featured seven birdies and two bogeys.
The challenger moved a stroke clear with the 16th and 17th to play after a birdie on the 16th, but his rival tied it up again on the 17th and then missed a ten-foot birdie putt to claim victory on the final green.
Playoff Decider
This set up a playoff at Yas Links where Rai triumphed to take the championship and $1.5 million (ÂŁ1.13 million) in winnings.
{“Tommy is a phenomenal player and an even better individual. To play with him the last two days was truly memorable,” said the winner, the current world No 30. “You’re so concentrated on playing the round and staying in the zone, it’s difficult to put into words at the present how it is. It is incredible to be stood here.”
Notable Contenders
Rory McIlroy found himself just too much to do, coming up one shot behind in a shared third place with the Dane, after a spectacular 62 closing round of 62. It was his lowest-ever score on the European Tour, comprising eight birdie putts and one eagle.
Højgaard fired six birdies of his as well, but his chances of leading the leaderboard were hit by a bogey on the twelfth. English golfer Mansell hit an excellent final-round seven-under to finish tied for fifth with Australia’s Hillier.
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