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PACIFIC PALISADES (USA), Feb 23
Bubba Watson clinched the Northern Trust Open on Sunday for a second time in three years, sealing victory by one shot after a wildly fluctuating final round at sunny Riviera.
A stroke in front overnight, the American left-hander twice fell two off the pace as first Adam Scott and then Jason Kokrak broke clear but he regained control of the tournament with two birdies in the last three holes. Watson shot 68 on a breezy afternoon to land his ninth PGA Tour title with a 15-under total.
Australian Scott, after an electrifying start that included an eagle and three birdies in his first six holes, carded a roller-coaster 67 to share second place with long-hitting American Kokrak (68).
Lahiri finishes tied-39th
Anirban Lahiri was hit by late bogeys as he finished tied-39th, slipping from a potential top-20 finish. The 28-year-old Indian was going fine at one-under for 10 holes and six-under for the tournament when he made three bogeys on the 12th, 15th and 16th.
Lahiri finished at three-under for the tournament. It was his third cut in four starts in 2016.
