Stewart Cink threw a bird without pressure in the first Playoff hole to defeat the South Africa's Retief Ship and to win Insperity Invitational at Woodlands (Texas) Country Club on Sunday.
The 51 -year -old Cink drew his second title in PGA Tour champions since he was entitled to the circuit last year.
Two shots began by the speed determined by Cinc, Gotosen and Canadian Mike Weir. At Par-4 17, a clutch bird fired a 68 of less than 4 containing Putt.
After kidnapping the green in the approach shooting, the Cink chose to hit a pole from green instead of trying a chip. He entered the cup directly and finished the editing at 11 below 205.
Goosen had three birds and a Bogey and 70 quiet rounds. Spanish Miguel Angel Jimenez threatened to join the Play-Off.
However, Jimenez reduced his last hole to 10 in third place. The Final Tour signed for 70.
Cink and Goosen repeated the Par-4 18, where Goose's second shot descended into the water. The cinchy green easily found it and had two Putts to win, but it easily made a short bird attempt.
In 9, Scott Parel (66), Joe Durant (69), Thailand's Thongchai Jaidee (70), Steve Allan (70) from Australia (70) and South Korea Yang (71) from South Korea (71).
Weir fell from 3 to 75 to the top 10 on Sunday.
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