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Wang Wei-hsuan makes it second time lucky in Macau, beats Im Sung-jae to claim Open crown
Wang Wei-hsuan made sure lightning did not strike twice at the SJM Macau Open, winning in a play-off almost a year after a sudden death shoot-out shattered his hopes of taking the title.
Just 364 days after a heartbreaking loss to Germany’s Dominic Foos, the Taiwanese golfer got the better of South Korea’s Im Sung-jae in a final-round battle that went right down to the 72nd hole and beyond.
Trailing by a shot heading down the par-5 18th at Macau Golf and Country Club, Wang chipped in for an...
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