Koepka wins and McIlroy celebrates
One of the very first ‘tweets’ Koepka received was from McIlroy after the Florida golfer captured a maiden European Tour title with a final round 65 for a one shot victory at 17-under par on the Montgomerie Maxx Royal course.
England’s Ian Poulter let slip forcing a play-off in missing a five-foot birdie putt on the final green to hand Koepka a whopping €930,740 prize cheque. Sweden’s Henrik Stenson shot a best round 64 to grab third and also move into second place on the Race to Dubai. However the Swede, who was crowned European No. 1 a year ago, trails McIlroy by €2,726,614 which is more than double the first prize cheque on offer should Stenson successfully defend his DP World Tour Championship title.
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