Fasth seizes second chance in play-off

Swede Niclas Fasth won the Spanish Open at San Roque today – after doing his best to lose it.

Fasth seizes second chance in play-off
Sun, 30 Apr, 2006 - 16:57
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Swede Niclas Fasth won the Spanish Open at San Roque today – after doing his best to lose it.

Fasth led by two with two to play but bogeyed them both to fall into a play-off with England’s John Bickerton, who fired a course record-equalling 63 after starting the day eight behind.

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