Marana, Arizona - After dispatching Rickie Fowler in one of the two morning semi-finals,

Jason Day locked up with Frenchman Victor Dubuisson (who eliminated Ernie Els in his semi)

in the final of the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship at Dove Mountain.

After holding a commanding 3 up lead early on the back nine, Jason Day would see his lead

dwindle against the Frenchman . . . Dubuisson mounted a comeback. Down two with two to

play, Dubuisson won the last two holes in regulation, and forced extra holes.

On holes 19 & 20 Dubuisson pulled off consecutive "Houdini like" escapes from the desert,

the second of which drew a shrug of the shoulders and a big laugh from Jason Day. Finally

on the fifth extra hole - the drivable par 4 fifteenth, Day prevailed when Dubuisson failed to

get up and down for birdie.

The win is Day's second of his PGA Tour career, and moves him to 11th in the Fedex Cup

standings. Victor Dubuisson now has enough points as a non-member to join as a special

Temporary Member for the rest of the year.

"I'm disappointed because I made some terrible shots," Dubuisson said. "I just played it like

I had nothing to lose." Jason Day showed his respect for the Frenchman, "Vic, man, he has

a lot of guts," Day said. He has a great short game . . . straight out of the cactus twice. For

a 23 yr old, he's got alot of game. We're going to see alot of him for years to come."

Rickie Fowler won the consolation match in 19 holes over Ernie Els.

Final Results:

http://www.worldgolfchampionships.com/accenture-match-play-championship/leaderboard.html

Bubba Watson celebrates his win at Riviera with son Caleb on Sunday

Pacific Palisades, California - Bubba Watson shot 64-64 over the weekend to win the Northern

Trust Open at Riviera Country Club, and his first PGA Tour victory since the 2012 Masters.

Leading by one on the 18th hole Sunday, Watson put the icing on the cake - rolling in the 14

foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole (to finish at -15) and beat Dustin Johnson by two strokes.

Watson reflected on his drought. "You never know when your last win is going to be, my last

win could have been the Masters, which would have been a great way to go out . . . but winning

here at Northern Trust is nice. I never looked down, I never felt down that I haven't won yet but

just keep plugging along and somehow it fell in my lap today."

Dustin Johnson once again played well but came up just short, with back to back runner ups at

Pebble Beach and Riviera, he looks to be a player to watch at this weeks Accenture Match Play

at Dove Mountain.

Northern Trust Monday Qualifier Jason Allred tied for third (-12) and took home $388,600 (more

than he's earned in his 103 Web.com starts combined). By virtue of his finish, Allred is now in the

field at the Honda Classic, but his wife Kimberly is due to give birth that week.

Scores: http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html

Karrie Webb celebrates her 40th career LPGA victory at the ISPS Handa Australian Open

Victoria, Australia - Karrie Webb showed the rest of the LPGA that she still has game. A

week after being disqualified at The Austrailian Ladies Masters, the Hall of Famer birdied the

last hole to win the ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open (at -12). Webb's final round 68

in windy conditions at Victoria Golf Club was stellar on a day when many of the world's

best struggled (Suzann Pettersen shot 80)

”I feel very fortunate to have won today but I liked my chances at the start of the day

because of the wind picking up,” said Webb. “If we had another day like we had the first

three days, I probably was a little too far back to have a chance, so I was thankful for the

weather changing and I played as good as I have in a very long time.”

Chella Choi struggled Sunday, shooting 74 to finish 2nd (-11). Paula Creamer matched

Webb's Sunday 68 to finish tied for 3rd with Lydia Ko and Karine Icher at -10.

Scores: http://www.lpgascoring.com/public/Leaderboard.aspx

Jimmy Walker celebrates win #3 of 2014

Pebble Beach, California - Jimmy Walker started the day at Pebble Beach Golf Links

with a six stroke lead entering the final round of the At&T National Pro Am, and by

the 72nd hole the lead had trickled down to one. Walker needed only to two putt for

the win, but that proved to be a much tougher task than anticipated. Putting 25 ft

across the front of the green, Walker ran his birdie putt aggressively by the hole . . .

leaving a nervy 6ft comebacker for the win. Walker drained the clincher, and in doing

so became only the fourth player in the last 20 years to win 3 times in his first 8

starts (Tiger, Phil Mickelson & David Duval were the others).

"It's drama man" said Walker after the close call on 18, "It was too much for me. I

hate three putting, I had two of them back there, and definitely didn't want another

on the last." (Walker shot a final round 74 to finish at -11).

The win solidified Walker's spot above the Fedex Cup standings and all but locked up

his spot on the Ryder Cup Team at Gleneagles.

Two time Pebble Beach Champion Dustin Johnson shot a final round 66 and finished a

shot back - tied with Jim Renner at -10. Four Time Champion Phil Mickelson struggled

on the greens Sunday, shooting 74 to finish T19 at 3 under par.

Scores:  http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboard.html