South African Open: Laurie Canter that Dylan Naidoo beat up in the playoffs at DP World Tour after washing at Durban County Club

England Laurie Canter lost in the play-off against local favorite Dylan Naidoo at the Investec South African Open Championship after a flood in the Durban County Club.

The officials decided to leave the fourth round because of the lush rain, which left the tracks underwater.

Since both players are at the top of the water plate at 14 under three rounds, the couple challenged the title for the title after the rain was cleaned on Sunday afternoon and 27-year-old Naidoo, in 466th place, took away the Virgin Victory in the World DP tour in his home country.

“I feel like a dream, irresistible,” Naidoo said, who was popular with a crowd in Durban. “I felt like I played Tiger Woods yesterday with so many people who support me.”

Both players came to green with their shots in the first place in the first place, but Naidoo was better than Canter’s, and the Englishman landed 15 feet from the hole.

He lacked a chance for a bird, while Naidoo, with about four meters, holding his nerves to secure a victory on the intricate track.

“That kind of shooting is my bread and butter, a little low skipper,” he said. “The boys playing training with me know I do it all the time.

“I didn’t have a lot of fear on the recording, in fact it was a really nice shot to me.

Naidoo’s victory provides him with an outdoor place in Royal Portrush later this year, while Canter – who ended up in another – now runs a race to a ladder in Dubai and still at the top of the international swing ladder.

Get the best prices and book a circle at one of 1,700 courses across the UK and Ireland

The second Englishman, Marco Penge, was one goal in third place, while South Africans Darren Fichardt, Branden Grace and amateur Christiaan Maas shared fourth place, finishing 12 under the tournament steam.

Penge and Fichardt provided other places for the Open, with Fichardt’s kindness of their multiple positions on the official world rank of Golf (OWGR) than Maas and Grace.

What is next?

The DP World Tour remains in southern Africa for the Joburg Open, held at the Houghton GC live on Thursday at Sky Sports Golf. Get Sky Sports or Stream without a contract now.