New Zealand golfers fade in final rounds
- May 5
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Final round fades for the two New Zealand golfer who were in contention in their respective tournaments around the world.
Steven Alker dropped eight places to finish tied 11th after a final round of one-over at the Seniors Major at Regions Tradition in Birmingham, Alabamba.
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His round featured five bogeys - including one on the final hole as well as four birdies in total.
The tournament was won by Stewart Cink at 18-under, three shots ahead of Australian Scott Hend with Colin Montgomerie third at 13-under.
At the Turkish Open in Antalya on the DP World Tour Kazum Kobori saved his worst round of the tournament for the final day.
He posted a two-over 74 to finished four-under for the tournament in a tie of 13th.
Swede Mikael Lindbeerg won the title at 10-under, two shots ahead of Portugal's Daniel Rodrigues and Italian Guido Migliozzi.
Ryan Fox finished tied 30th at the PGA's Cadillac Championship in Florida after he carded a final round four-under final round to be five-under for the tournament.
He started on the back nine with birdies on the 12th, 14th, 16th and then first holes before one more birdie on the eighth and then a bogey on the final ninth.
Cameron Young won the tournament at 19-under six shots ahead of compatriot Scottie Sheffler.
