STIRLING COMES ALIVES WITH MAIDEN WIN AT RAHMAN PUTRA

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​Overnight leader Jake Stirling of Australia earned his breakthrough on the Asian Development Tour (ADT) after closing with a two-under-par 70 to claim a two-shot victory at the PGM Rahman Putra Championship on Saturday.
Stirling, who headed into the final round with a three-shot cushion thanks to a superb third round 62, negotiated his ways with four birdies against two bogeys for a winning total of 21-under-par 267 at the Rahman Putra Golf Club.
Japan's Masaru Takahashi battled to a second consecutive 69 but was unable to pip Stirling to the title as he took second place on 269 while American Jarin Todd settled four shots back in third following a 72 at the RM250,000 (approximately US$69,250) ADT event.
South African Mathiam Keyser came in fourth after carding a 68 while Malaysia's Nicholas Fung signed off with his best effort of a 66 to take fifth place on his own at the PGM Rahman Putra Championship, which is the 14th leg of the ADT schedule this season.
Stirling, who came through the Qualifying School in January to earn his playing rights for the 2015 Asian Tour season, held his nerve in his last 18 holes to land his first victory since joining the play-for-pay ranks in 2013.

PGM Rahman Putra Championship (Final)
1. Jake STIRLING (AUS) 267 (–21)
2. Masaru TAKAHASHI (JPN) 269 (–19)
3. Jarin TODD (USA) 273 (–15)
4. Mathiam KEYSER (RSA) 275 (–13)
5. Nicholas FUNG (MAS) 276 (-12)
T6. Jack MUNRO (AUS) 277 (–11)
T6. M.Sasidaran (MAS) 277 (–11)
8. Mitsuhiko HASHIZUME (JPN) 278 (–10) 
T9. Nirun SAE-UENG (THA) 279 (–9)
T9. Sean RIORDAN (NZL) 279 (–9)

Photo by: Arep Kulal

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