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David Lipsky beats Graeme Storm in play-off for Omega European Masters David Lipsky beats Graeme Storm in play-off for European Masters
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The American David Lipsky won his first European Tour title on Sunday after an extraordinary finish to the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.The American David Lipsky won his first European Tour title on Sunday after an extraordinary finish to the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.
Lipsky almost holed his approach to the 18th hole and carded a closing 65 to force a play-off with England’s Graeme Storm after the pair finished tied on 18 under par at Crans-sur-Sierre. Lipsky almost holed his approach to the 18th and carded a closing 65 to force a play-off with England’s Graeme Storm after the pair finished tied on 18 under par at Crans-sur-Sierre.
They returned to the 18th for the first extra hole and the contest appeared over when Storm’s drive missed the fairway and finished up against a wall, forcing the former French Open champion to pitch out sideways.They returned to the 18th for the first extra hole and the contest appeared over when Storm’s drive missed the fairway and finished up against a wall, forcing the former French Open champion to pitch out sideways.
Lipsky had just 86 yards to the hole from a fairway bunker but did not even attempt to go for the green, a decision described as “heartless” by the former European Tour player Wayne Riley, commentating for Sky Sports. Lipsky had only 86 yards to the hole from a fairway bunker but did not even attempt to go for the green, a decision described as “heartless” by the former European Tour player Wayne Riley, commentating for Sky Sports.
However, Lipsky had the last laugh as he pitched to two feet and holed for the winning par after Storm missed from long range.However, Lipsky had the last laugh as he pitched to two feet and holed for the winning par after Storm missed from long range.
The American Brooks Koepka was tied for the lead with Storm until a bogey on the 17th, where his wayward approach plugged in a greenside bunker.The American Brooks Koepka was tied for the lead with Storm until a bogey on the 17th, where his wayward approach plugged in a greenside bunker.
Koepka finished joint third alongside England’s Tyrrell Hatton, with Danny Willett and Tommy Fleetwood another shot back in fifth.Koepka finished joint third alongside England’s Tyrrell Hatton, with Danny Willett and Tommy Fleetwood another shot back in fifth.