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Talk about a lucky 7 ...: Lucky for some! Not so great for Jeev Milkha Singh, but fantastic on Graeme McDowell and well played.
They had quite some duel, didn't they?: Yep, it was good stuff. The Irishman and the Indian posted a pair of 68s to close finish on 24-under and force a playoff, which took three extra holes before McDowell finished it off.
That was some 7-iron McDowell hit wasn't it?: Lovely. On their third trip down the 18th, Singh knocked his approach to six feet. But pured a 7 from 179 yards out to about one foot, and tapped in the birdie for the winner's cheque of 333,330 euros.
What did McDowell have to say about it?: "It's in my top five best shots ever hit under the gun", he said ...
I can sense a new list coming: "Graeme McDowell's Top 5 Shots Under The Gun" ...: Stop being silly.
Sorry. So that's a nice little feather ...: ... for McDowell's cap in a Ryder Cup year. And its three European Tour wins for the Ulsterman, who was the top collegiate golfer in America back in '02.
That's just what I was going to say ...: Sorry.
A bit unlucky for Jeev isn't it?: A bit. But the first Indian to ever play in the Masters, and the first Indian on the European Tour, was second in Indonesia as well, and now both he and McDowell get into the elite field at Doral next week. It was going to be the third Euro Tour win for either guy.
Don't you want to know how Hwang Inn-Choon of South Korea did?: The anticipation is too much ...
The world No. 1353 finished 32nd on 6-under, same as countryman Park Do-Kyu ...: Not bad. Well done Inn-Choon! Way to go Do!
Doh! And we'll see ya at the Blue Monster!: See ya at the Blue Monster!