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2019 World Super 6 Perth report: What happened in the mixed-format event?
In one of the most compelling formats on the European Tour, which sees players compete in 54 holes of strokeplay with the top 24 going on to compete in a day of six-hole matchplay, New Zealander Ryan Fox came out on top for his first ever European Tour victory.
Fox, who automatically qualified for the second round of the matchplay stage thanks to a top-8 finish in the strokeplay section, almost fell at the first hurdle when Jazz Janewattananond missed a two-footer to knock him out. He survived to win at the 3rd play-off hole.
In the quarter-finals he saw off Kristoffer Reitan 1-up, before beating Paul Dunne by the same scoreline in the last four.
In the final against Adrian Otaegui, he raced into a three-hole lead before the Spaniard made a mess of the 4th and allowing Fox the simplest of victories.
Ryan Fox is the 2019 ISPA Handa World Super 6 Perth Champ! ??? pic.twitter.com/BXLG6IORSf
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) February 17, 2019
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In the 3rd-place play-off, Dunne was 2-up with two to play against Scott Vincent before the Zimbabwean clawed back his opponent at the 5th and 6th to force them to the 100-yard shootout hole.
And it was just as dramatic as Vincent’s effort found the grandstand behind the green while Dunne almost holed out to take bronze.
That would have been some way to finish ? pic.twitter.com/HmvyMjL62s
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) February 17, 2019
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