Bubba Watson's dramatic finish in HSBC Champions brings him 1st world title

Bubba Watson holed a bunker shot for eagle on the final hole Sunday, and then made a 20-foot birdie putt in the playoff to win the HSBC Champions. Watson defeated Tim Clark, who had made birdie on the 18th to get in the playoff. It was the first World Golf Championship title for Watson, and he won't soon forget the finish. The two-time Masters champion had control until a sloppy bogey on the 16th hole and a double bogey on the 17th hole when he took two shots from the bunker. That left him one shot behind, and he appeared to be destined for a runner-up finish at best until his bunker shot left of the 18th green rolled the final 25 feet into the cup.

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Final standings:
1. Bubba Watson (USA) 277 (71+67+69+70) (-11)
2. Tim Clark (RSA) 277 (69+70+69+69)
3. Rickie Fowler (USA) 278 (69+70+69+70)
+. Hiroshi Iwata (JPN) 278 (73+65+68+72)
+. Graeme McDowell (NIR) 278 (67+67+71+73)
6. Thorbjorn Olesen (DIN) 280 (72+68+69+71)
+. Ian Poulter (ING) 280 (70+67+72+71)
+. Martin Kramer (ALE) 280 (69+72+66+73)
9. Marc Leishman (AUS) 281 (72+71+69+69)
10. Jason Dufner (USA) 282 (72+70+72+68)
+. Brandt Snedeker (USA) 282 (69+74+69+70)

Bubba Watson birdies the 73rd hole to win the WGC-HSBC Champions

In the final round of the 2014 World Golf Championships - HSBC Champions, Bubba Watson on the first playoff hole rolls in a 20-foot putt for birdie on the par-5 18th hole to claim his seventh win on the PGA TOUR.

Bubba Watson’s phenomenal eagle hole out from bunker at HSBC

In the final round of the 2014 World Golf Championships - HSBC Champions, Bubba Watson finds the cup with an unbelievable hole out from the green side bunker for eagle on the par-5 18th hole.

Bubba Watson’s masterful chip in for birdie at HSBC

In the second round of the 2014 World Golf Championships - HSBC Champions, Bubba Watson holes out from just off the green from 35 feet for birdie on the par-4 16th hole.

Bubba Watson crushes his approach on a par-5 at HSBC Champions

In the opening round of the 2014 World Golf Championships - HSBC Champions, Bubba Watson smashes his 257-yard approach landing to within 13 feet on the par-5 8th hole and would go on to two putt for birdie.

Bubba Watson’s near albatross at HSBC

In the third round of the 2014 World Golf Championships - HSBC Champions, Bubba Watson smashed his second shot on the par-5 8th hole to inches from falling in the cup and would then two putt for birdie.

El estadounidense Bubba Watson rozó el albatros con este fantástico golpe desde más de 250 yardas (225 metros) en el hoyo 8, par 5 de 600 yardas, del Sheshan Internacional GC de China, recinto que acoge el HSBC Champions. Bubba se adjudicó por tercer día consecutivo el honorífico título del golpe de la jornada en el PGA Tour.

PQ Golf Cart sets World Speed Record @ 118.76 mph

Plum Quick Racing at Darlington Dragway, SC. Drag racing a 90% stock Club Car Golf Cart to reset the Guinness World Record for "Fastest Golf Cart". We hold the current GWR record @ 103.65 mph.

El buggie alcanzó la friolera de 118,76 millas por hora e equivalente a 191,13 kilómetros por hora. El registro anterior estaba situado en 103,65 Mph (166.81 Kmh.).

Michael Furrh using a 20'6" driver in slow motion. He set the Guinness World Record this day!

This slow motion video captures Michael Furrh swinging his 20' 6" driver after already breaking the Guinness World Record. On Monday, November 3rd, 2014 at Rolling Hills Country Club in Arlington Texas, Michael Furrh - Caddiemaster with Caddie Club Golf and Club Ambassador for Rolling Hills CC was making his attempt at becoming a two-time Guinness World Record Holder for the world's Longest Usable Golf Club. Michael's first attempts were with a 19 foot 5 inch graphite driver weighing 36 ounces the farthest carry distance hit with that club was 89 yds measured by myself of Golf Etc. with a Foresight Sports GC2 Launch Monitor. After establishing a new Guinness World Record, Michael decided to one up himself and swing a 20 foot 6 inch driver weighing 52 ounces. On the first swing of the day with the new club he hit the ball 45 yards on the fly. Michael proceeded to hit a few more shots longer with the longest shot carrying 63 yards. There were at least thirty witnesses along with CBS channel 11 news and many professional photographers on hand to witness this feat and bring the world record back home to the great state of Texas! At the end of the day Michael for claims the status of 3x Guinness World Record Holder.

Nuevo récord mundial: un hombre golpea una bola de golf con un palo de más de 6 metros. Se llama Michael Furrh, nunca ha ganado nada en el mundo del golf, pero ya ha entrado en el Libro Guiness de los Récords. ¿Por qué? Furrh consiguió golpear una bola con un palo de 6,24 metros de largo. Lo hizo en el Rolling Hills Country Club, en Canadá. Aquí tenéis el vídeo, en el que como podéis comprobar tiene que dar un giro de 360 grados para poder golpear la pelota.

Michael Jordan slams President Obama's golf skills / Michael Jordan descalifica a Barack Obama… como jugador de golf

Michael Jordan may be a fan of President Obama, but he isn't impressed by his golf skills. Gayle King reports.

La leyenda de los Chicago Bulls y actual dueño de los Charlotte Hornets no se andó con chiquitas en una entrevista concedida a Ahmad Rashad. El astro de 51 años de edad dijo que no incluiría a Obama en su partido ideal de fourball pero que no le importaría jugar con él. “Nunca he jugado con Obama. Pero está bien, le ganaría fácil. Juega horrible, tomaría un día completo jugar con él”, comentó.

Julian Etulain wins Lexus Peru Open

In the final round of the 2014 Lexus Peru Open at Los Inkas Golf Club, Julian Etulain shoots a final round 72 and wins by 3 shots for his 3rd victory of the season. For complete coverage of PGA TOUR Latinoamérica http://www.pgatourla.com/

Ryan Moore defends title at the CIMB Classic

In the final round of the 2014 CIMB Classic, Ryan Moore successfully holds off Sergio Garcia and Kevin Na to defend his title carding a 17-under par for his 4th PGA TOUR win.

Marcel Siem win the BMW Masters

Marcel Siem pulled off a dramatic victory at the BMW Masters, chipping in on the first sudden-death playoff hole for the title.

Siem was forced to head to extra holes after missing a 6-footer on the 72nd green, moving on to a playoff with Alexander Levy and Ross Fisher after finishing in regulation at 16-under 272 at Lake Malaren Golf Club in Shanghai, China.

Levy headed into the round with control of the lead, but could not maintain it after shooting a 6-over 78 on the final day.

The group of three was trailed by Justin Rose and Jamie Donaldson, who finished tied for fourth at 15 under. Donaldson had a birdie putt to join the playoff, but left it short on the 18th.

The win is the fourth on the European Tour for Siem, a native of Germany.

Rating:
.1. Marcel Siem (ALE) 272 (68+66+65+73) (-16)
 .2. Ross Fisher (ING) 272 (70+67+68+67)
.+. Alexander Levy (FRA) 272 (65+66+63+78)
.4. Justin Rose (ING) 273 (72+65+64+72)
.+. Jamie Donaldson (GAL) 273 (68+68+62+75)
 .6. Romain Wattel (FRA) 274 (66+67+71+70)
 .+. Nicolas Colsaerts (BEL) 274 (66+64+73+71)
 .8. Ryan Palmer (USA) 275 (70+67+68+70)
.+. Emiliano Grillo (ARG) 275 (66+68+69+72)
 10. Fabrizio Zanotti (PAR) 276 (70+68+69+69)
 .+. Mikko Ilonen (FIN) 276 (70+66+69+71)
 .+. George Coetzee (RSA) 276 (71+67+67+71)