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Yang bags first US title since 2009
The Straits Times|September 10, 2024
South Korea sank his birdie putt on the first play-off hole to defeat the hard-charging Bernhard Langer and win his first PGA Tour Champions title at the Ascension Charity Classic on Sept 8 in St Louis, Missouri.

Yang Yong-eun of He led the tournament after 18 holes and shared the 36-hole lead with Stewart Cink before shooting a final-round, five-under 66 at Norwood Hills Country Club to post 13-under 200.

But Langer, the German with more wins on the PGA Tour Champions (46) than anyone in history, entered the picture with a 64 that featured eight birdies, including a right-to-left putt on the par-four 18th hole to force the play-off.

They replayed No. 18, and after Langer missed a birdie try, Yang's mid-range putt was true.

He pumped his fist as the ball disappeared into the cup.

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