Charl Schwartzel dominated in Thailand

Thailand - Charl Schwartzel led the way from start to finish at the Thailand Golf Championship

at Amata Spring Country Club. The South African shot his third 65 of the tourney on Sunday,

finishing at -25 (263 strokes), eleven strokes clear of the field.The victory was the first for

Schwartzel since the 2011 Masters, and righted his runner up finish at last years Thailand event

(Lee Westwood won last years Championship by seven over Schwartzel).

Thitiphun Chuayprakong and Bubba Watson finished second at -14, Sergio Garcia was fourth

at -12.

Final Scores: http://www.thailandgolfchampionship.com/2012/en/home/full-leaderboard.php

Mitch and Peter Senior celebrate victory at The Emirates Austrailian Open in Sydney, Austrailia

Austrailia - Peter Senior, the 53 year old Aussie who last won the Austrailian Open in 1989,

took on extreme conditions and bested the field of flat bellies at The Lakes Golf Club in Sydney.

Gale force winds of over 50 mph forced a 3 hour delay, but Senior managed a final round even

par 72 for a total of -4 (284 strokes).

Senior had ten top 10's this year on the U.S Champions Tour, but no victories . . . with his son

caddying, this one was special.Senior was clearly just as excited for his bagman "It doesn't get

any better than this, we've had 3 years on tour where Mitch caddied for me, and we've lost 3

playoffs, so it feels unbelievable to win with him on the bag".

Fellow Aussie Brendan Jones was second after a final round 71. Cameron Percy also from

down under, shot 73 to finish third.Englishman Justin Rose ended up fourth after a Sunday 76.

Final Scores: http://www.pga.org.au/scores

Graeme McDowell on top again at the World Challenge

Thousand Oaks, California - Graeme McDowell ended his winless 2 year drought with a decisive rout

over the limited field at the World Challenge.The Irishman shot a final round 68 and finished at -17

to win by four shots over Keegan Bradley at Sherwood Country Club.

McDowell has proven to be a favorite in the event, in his 12 rounds at Sherwood, he has shot in the

60's ten times.He has finished no worse than second (with two wins) in his 3 appearances in Tiger's

non official event."It's been too long. It's been a hell of a two years since I sat here as a winner,"

McDowell said. "We all put winning up on a pedestal as the ultimate goal.We like to say that it's all

about the process and going through the motions and trying to get better. But let's be honest. We

all measure ourselves by the win. I can say that now."

Bradley finished with a 69 for solo 2nd, While Bo Van Pelt shot 70 to finish 3rd.Tournament host, Tiger

Woods finished tied 4th after shooting a final round 71.

Scores: http://www.pgatour.com/leaderboards/current/r478/

The prince and his septor, on top of the Golf World in Dubai.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Rory McIlroy finished off 2012 in style, outlasting Justin Rose at

the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai.Rose shot a final round course record 62, but McIlroy

who was tied for the lead with Luke Donald after 54 holes, finished with 5 consecutive birdies to

shoot 66, and a total of 23 under par.

''I just wanted to finish the season the way I thought I deserved to finish the season,''McIlroy said after holing a birdie on 18 and raising his arms in the air in celebration. ''You know, I played so well throughout the year, and I didn't want to just let it tail off sort of timidly. I wanted to come here and finish in style.''

Luke Donald's streak of 102 bogey free holes ended with a three putt on the third hole Sunday. The former world #1 shot 71 and finished tied for 3rd with Charl Schwartzel who shot 68.Louis Oosthuizen finished 5th shooting a final round 69.

Final scores - http://www.europeantour.com/europeantour/season=2012/tournamentid=2012092/leaderboard/index.html