
Saying goodbye to the haze of last year's playoff defeat, Wang Weixuan hunted an eagle on the 18th hole to tie, and made a birdie in the extra round to take back the championship.
Taiwanese golfer Wang Wei-hsien tied the game with an eagle on the 18th hole of the fourth round of the Asian Tour Macau Open, and birdied the first playoff hole to defeat South Korean player Im Sung-jae, successfully regaining the championship and saying goodbye to last year's playoff defeat.
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Wang Weixuan tied for the lead with Im Sungjae after the first three rounds of the Asian Tour Macau Open, and finally won the playoff.
Wang Weixuan. (AFP)
[Reporter Nian Miaoyun/Comprehensive Report] Taiwanese golfer Wang Wei-hsuan made an eagle on the 18th hole of the 4th round of the Asian Tour Macau Open today to tie the match with a surprise score of 67. With a total score of 17 under par, he tied for the lead with South Korean tour player Im Sung-jae and entered the playoff. Saying goodbye to the haze of losing in the playoff last year, he birdied the first playoff hole and successfully regained the championship. After the game, he couldn't hide his excitement. He did not forget to thank his mother who passed away three years ago and hoped that He would see her in heaven.
Wang Weixuan and Im Sungjae tied for the lead after the first three rounds of the Macau Open. Today they have a chance to compete for the championship. The two also fought all the way in this round, and they still had the same score until the 16th hole. Although Im Sungjae took the lead with a birdie on the 17th hole and another birdie on the 18th hole, Wang Weixuan chipped the ball very accurately on the 18th hole and surprisingly caught an eagle to equalize and force a playoff.
Speaking of this crucial shot, Wang Weixuan said, "Before chipping, I asked my golf club to check the slope of the green. I chipped according to my wishes and hit it in smoothly." He laughed and said that in fact, when he chipped in at the 18th hole, paid his card, and entered the playoff, he kept thinking about last year's playoff scene. "I'm very happy that I can do it this year, and I'm also happy that my wife and family are here."
After Wang Weixuan won the playoff in today's playoff, his comrades who usually compete together rushed forward and poured water to celebrate. He said: "I am really happy to win this championship in front of Brother Chang, Brother Yao, and Brother Jie Bai. We usually practice together, and they have also won the Asian Tour. Now my teammates and I have all won the Asian Tour championship."
Wang Weixuan was very emotional when he mentioned his mother who passed away 3 years ago, "I am very grateful to my family, my wife and my mother who passed away 3 years ago to win this championship. I hope He can see me win this championship in heaven."

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