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Ferrie wins title in
three way playoff
England's Kenneth Ferrie won the Spanish Open on Sunday for his first European
tour title, beating Ireland's Peter Lawrie and Sweden's Peter Hedblom on the second
playoff hole.
Lawrie (66), Hedblom (67) and Ferrie (69) finished regulation at 22-under-par
266.
The three birdied the first playoff hole. Ferrie had a birdie on the second
extra hole, capitalizing on an excellent drive. Hedblom and Lawrie missed the
green with their first shots.
Ferrie's previous best finish on the European tour was a tie for third at the
2002 French Open.
Pablo Martin, the 17-year-old Spanish amateur champion, was among six players
tied for the lead entering the final round. But he closed with a 74 for a 271.
Sergio Garcia, the 2002 Spanish Open champion, closed with a 68 and finished
at 270.
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