Clarke holds his nerve to win

Former champion Darren Clarke produced a spectacular finish before surviving the second longest match in Accenture Match Play Championship history tonight.

Clarke holds his nerve to win
Wed, 25 Feb, 2004 - 22:25

Former champion Darren Clarke produced a spectacular finish before surviving the second longest match in Accenture Match Play Championship history tonight.

Clarke birdied the 16th and then chipped in for an eagle three on the 18th to take his first round tie with Eduardo Romero into extra holes.

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CourtsGolfIreland ManagerPlace: IrelandPerson: ClarkePerson: Darren ClarkePerson: Eduardo RomeroPerson: Mike WeirPerson: Loren RobertsPerson: Paul CaseyPerson: Shaun MicheelPerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: Nick PricePerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Toshi IzawaPerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Phil MickelsonPerson: Ian PoulterPerson: Justin RosePerson: PoulterPerson: Chris RileyPerson: RosePerson: Stuart ApplebyPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: John RollinsPerson: WoodsPerson: IzawaPerson: HarringtonPerson: RileyPerson: JustinPerson: ApplebyEvent: Accenture Match Play ChampionshipOrganisation: PGA Tour
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