PGA Tour - Deutsche Bank Championship

Rickie Fowler won the Deutsche Bank Championship with one big putt. Henrik Stenson might have lost it with one big mistake.

Fowler rallied from two shots behind with five holes to play by making a 40-foot birdie putt on the 14th hole. He played flawless the rest of the way for a 3-under 68 and a one-shot victory Monday at the TPC Boston.

Stenson never trailed until his tee shot on the par-3 16th came up short and bounced into the water for a double bogey. One shot behind, the Swede could never catch up and had to settle for a 70.

"Just kind of hung in there today," Fowler said. "It’s pretty special."

The win moved Fowler to third in the FedExCup standings in the process. The victory was Fowler's second of the season (THE PLAYERS) and third of his career.

Japan Golf Tour - Fujisankei Classic

29 year old Korean, K.T. Kim (Kyung Tae Kim), won the Fujisankei Classic in Yamanashi in Japan, the former Presidents Cup player claiming his third win of the Japan Golf Tour season.

Kim has been in fine form this season, not only winning on three occasions but producing several other good finishes.

He leads the Japan Tour money list and while an inclusion in this year’s Presidents Cup team might be a bit of a stretch, that he defeated Webb Simpson in the singles at Royal Melbourne and that he would be playing in front of home fans suggests that it is not such a crazy idea.

European Tour - M2M Russian Open

Lee Slattery won the M2M Russian Open by a single shot on Sunday to clinch his second European Tour title.

The Englishman posted a two under par 69 in his fourth round at Skolkovo Golf Club to end the tournament on 15 under and claim his first victory since winning the Bankia Madrid Masters in 2011.

Estanislao Goya finished second on 14 under par, with last year's champion David Horsey a stroke further back on 13 under.

"It's just nice to be able to finish the year off like this, with a win, knowing that I can plan next year now and hopefully get myself going again to where I belong, I feel."

Challenge Tour - Cordon Golf Open

Scott Arnold rallied to a maiden European Challenge Tour title as the Australian toppled Dutchman Daan Huizing with an impressive back nine performance to earn a two shot victory at the Cordon Golf Open.

The former World Amateur Number One entered the day one shot off Huizing’s lead but an impressive three under back nine earned him a two under par 68 and a first title on European soil.

The 28 year old was three shots back when he reached the turn but his playing partner from the Netherlands dropped three shots in the space of four holes and Arnold capitalised in ruthless fashion with back to back birdies at the 15th and 16th.

Korean Golf Tour - Maeil Dairies Open 2015

Daehyun Kim won the Maeil Dairies Open 2015 his third victory on the Korean Golf Tour. With a final round of 66 Kim claimes 6 world ranking points.

Pro Golf Tour – Preis des Hardenberg GolfResort 2015

It becomes more and more difficult for the players of the Pro Golf Tour as the season’s end is near.

After the Augsburg Classic had ended in a playoff, also the Preis des Hardenberg Golfressort did not have a single winner after 54 holes.

It took three extra holes for Maximilian Laier from Leipzig, Germany, to secure the first victory of his carrer when he won the playoff against his countryman Daniel Wünsche and Frenchman Antoine Schwartz.

“This victory means a lot to me! I have never won before and it is very important to me to show that I am able to win a title. It was my big aim to win a tournament in this season”.

PGA Tour Canada – The Wildfire Invitational presented by PC Financial

Dundas, Ontario’s Christopher Ross shot an 8-under 64 on Sunday at Wildfire Golf Club to win The Wildfire Invitational presented by PC Financial, earning his first Mackenzie Tour – PGA TOUR Canada victory.

The 28-year old reached 25-under for the tournament with his second straight round of 64 to win by four over England’s David Skinns. Ross moves to eighth on the Mackenzie Tour Order of Merit with two events to go in the season.

“It's an amazing feeling. I've been waiting a long time to win on a big tour like the Mackenzie Tour, and to be a winner on it right now is surreal,” said Ross, a graduate of Eastern Michigan University.

Sunshine Tour – Sun Sibaya Challenge

At the Sun Sibaya Challenge on Friday Michael Hollick could sense that his maiden victory was close. He was tied for the lead playing the 18th hole of his home course at Mount Edgecombe Country Club and his caddie, a friend who was on the bag for the first time, told him that every golfer dreams of making a birdie at the last to win. Hollick obliged.

“Everyone on tour thinks about that moment. You never really know if you’ll win as a professional, so it’s quite a relief to actually do it. I hit two perfect shots on the 18th and managed to sink the putt, which just ended a special day at my home club,” he said.

The Durban local grew up in a house behind the first tee at Mount Edgecombe and brought the crowds out to watch as he claimed a one-shot win over Jean Hugo and Zambia’s Madalitso Muthiya.

EurPro Tour – HotelPlanner.com Championship

Haydn McCullen claimed his first professional win with victory in a six-hole play-off in the HotelPlanner.com Championship at Prince’s Golf Club in Kent.

The 19-year-old carded a four under par final-round 67 to conclude the HotelPlanner.com PGA EuroPro Tour tournament 12 under par, the same score as James Frazer (71, 66, 64; Pennard Golf Club), Chris Halley (67, 67, 67; Malton & Norton Golf Club) and Darren Wright (64, 68, 69; Golf At Goodwood).

That forced a four-way sudden-death play-off on the 9th. Wright made bogey five on the first extra hole while the other three players made par. However, the £3,666.67 he collected for a share of second saw him to rise to the top of the Race To Desert Springs, from which the top five at the end of the season earn Challenge Tour cards for 2016.

It took until the sixth extra hole for the play-off to reach its conclusion. Frazer had been eliminated on the fifth play after a bogey to leave Halley and McCullen in a head-to-head.

Alps Tour Golf – 2015 ALPS DE ANDALUCIA

Defending champion, Borja Etchart kept his crown in Alps de Andalucia. With -10 total after 70 final round, he won by 2 shots over fellow countryman Toni Ferrer.

On the third step of the podium, Nederland’s Darius Van Driel and England’s Josh Loughrey who celebrates his 25th birthday this Saturday.

The two Spaniards teed off ties at -8 this morning. The third lad of the group, France’s Léo Lespinasse was never able to worry them due to a lack of putting. The match was then 100 % Spanish. The first nine was clearly in Ferrer’s side. He took the lead since the first hole as his opponent dropped one shot. The two players were “square” during 3 holes from 4th to 6th and Ferrer dug his advantage on 8th and 9th with two birdies. He was -10 and Etchart was -7. The story seemed to be written.

Nordic Golf League – Willis Masters

Swedish Daniel Jennevret showed great strength when he won Friday Willis Masters in Kokkedal Golf Club. Benjamin Poke and Peter Vejgaard finished in the top-5, while Rasmus Hjelm put the turbo on the final day.

Although Danish Mark Haastrup briefly interfered in the overall rankings on the final day, so it was a clean Swedish affair. Daniel Jennevret prevailed in total 11 under par, while compatriots Eric Blom and Tobias Rosendahl shared third place one stroke after the now double ECCO Tour winner in 2015.

It was a really important victory. The game has been well long and it has been hard to see the other poking a bit of the rankings, said Jennevret after the round.

The victory here means that I am now back in the race for the top 5 on the Nordic Golf League and a place on the Challenge Tour next year, explained a delighted Jennevret before he hurried off to the airport.