MIAMI, March 20: Australia’s Rod Pampling held off Briton Greg Owen in a scrappy finish to clinch his second PGA Tour title by a shot at the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando, Florida on Sunday.

Four strokes ahead overnight, the 36-year-old fired a level-par 72 to finish on 14-under 274 at the Bay Hill Club.

Englishman Owen, chasing his first PGA Tour victory, had been one ahead with two holes to play before three-putting from just under four feet for a double-bogey five on 17.

He also bogeyed the last for a 69 and outright second place, effectively gifting Pampling the title.

Northern Ireland’s Darren Clarke carded a 70 to lie a further stroke back in third with Australia’s Robert Allenby fourth at 11-under 277, after a 69.

Pampling, whose maiden PGA Tour victory came at the 2004 International, recovered after surrendering a two-shot lead with a double-bogey six at the 13th.

He birdied 15 and, despite a bogey on 17, became the second non-American to triumph in the tournament’s 40-year history. South Africa’s Ernie Els was the first in 1998.

Britain’s Lee Westwood birdied five of the last seven holes for a 67 and a share of fifth place at 10 under.

World number one Tiger Woods, a distant 10 strokes off the lead overnight, completed a frustrating week with a level-par 72.

Winner of a record four titles at Bay Hill, Woods offset four birdies with four bogeys to finish in a tie for 20th at four-under 284.

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