Thrilling Turnaround: Calum Hill's Epic Victory at the Joburg Open

A dramatic finish at the Joburg Open saw Calum Hill claim victory in a three-man playoff. Despite Shubhankar Sharma and Veer Ahlawat's promising start, they finished T-37 and T-42 respectively. Hill emerged triumphant after a strategic playoff against Jacques Kruyswijk and Shaun Norris.

In a stunning finale at the Joburg Open, Scotland's Calum Hill seized victory in a thrilling three-man playoff, clinching his second DP World Tour title. Hill, showcasing exceptional skill, carded a final round of 62, overcoming competitors with remarkable flair.

Indian golfers Shubhankar Sharma and Veer Ahlawat ended their promising week with T-37 and T-42 finishes, despite strong early rounds. Sharma, after impressive initial rounds of 66-65, faltered in later stages, while Ahlawat's initial 63 was followed by modest weekend performances.

The playoff drama unfolded on the par-four 18th, where Hill's steady performance outshined rivals Jacques Kruyswijk and Shaun Norris. Norris found water trouble, leading to a double bogey, and Kruyswijk's bogey opened the path for Hill's decisive win.

(With inputs from agencies.)