Fasth: NZ win puts career back on track

Niclas Fasth is convinced his career is back on track after winning his first European Tour title in five years in the Holden New Zealand Open.

Fasth: NZ win puts career back on track
Mon, 14 Feb, 2005 - 09:12

Niclas Fasth is convinced his career is back on track after winning his first European Tour title in five years in the Holden New Zealand Open.

Fasth birdied the second hole of a play-off with England’s Miles Tunnicliff after the pair had finished tied on 22 under par at Gulf Harbour.

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