South African golfer Casey Jarvis wins Kenya Open for first European tour title
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — South African golfer Casey Jarvis won the Kenya Open by three shots on Sunday to clinch his first title on the European tour.
The No. 195-ranked Jarvis rolled in an eagle putt on his 72nd hole to post 8-under 62 for the final round and finish on 25-under par for the tournament at Karen Country Club in Nairobi.
Jarvis also eagled the short par-4 12th hole Sunday, making a winding right-to-left putt over a ridge, on the way to shooting 30 in his back nine.
Jarvis shared the lead in each of the first three rounds — and each time with a different player — before finally pulling away.
American Davis Bryant (64) was alone in second place and Hennie Du Plessis (65) of South Africa was third.
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