Final round
scores from the Nedbank Golf Challenge
Max Homa -19
Nicolai Højgaard -15
Thorbjørn Olesen -14
Justin Thomas -12
Dan Bradbury -11
Sebastian Söderberg -10
Rasmus Højgaard -10
Hennie Du Plessis -10
Ryo Hisatsune -9
Alexander Björk -8
Aaron Rai -8
Max Homa 1/1
Matthieu Pavon 4/1
Nicolai Højgaard 13/2
Thorbjørn Olesen 13/2
Dan Bradbury 18/1
Ryo Hisatsune 28/1
Tommy Fleetwood 50/1
Sebastian Söderberg 80/1
Jorge Campillo 125/1
Justin Thomas 150/1
Adrian Meronk 200/1
Jordan Smith 200/1
Alexander Björk 250/1
Ewen Ferguson 250/1
Yannik Paul 250/1
Aaron Rai 400/1
Vincent Norrman 400/1
Rasmus Højgaard 500/1
Marcel Siem 750/1
Hennie du Plessis 1000/1
Matthew Baldwin 2000/1
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The European Tour now moves to South Africa and the Gary Player Country Club which hosts this weeks event. The course is one of the major attractions at the once infamous Sun City resort in the north west region of South Africa. Sun City has two golf courses, the Lost City course which features crocodiles in one of its ponds, and the Gary Player Country club which has consistently been rated as the number one or two course in South Africa.
The fairways consist of a lush kikuyu and are complemented by immaculate bent-grass greens. Designed by Gary Player and Ron Kirkby and named after Player in celebration of his status as South Africa's greatest golfer, this par 72 track measures 7,655 yards from the championship tees. It is one of the longest golf courses in the world.
The Kikuyu-grassed fairways and bent grass greens contrast magnificently with the more barren thorn-scrub and aloe-covered hillsides through which the parkland course meanders. The fairways are wide but are bordered by tough kikuyu rough and untended African bushveld which, together with the tricky greens are the course's main defences.
Water comes into play on five holes, most famously on the par-five 9th with its island green, which is surrounded by waterfalls and artificial rocks. There are natural amphitheatres at the 9th and 18th holes, as well as several other vantage points around the course, giving thousands of spectators great views of the course as well as the players.
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