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Richie Ramsay of Scotland captured the biggest title of his professional career Sunday, shooting a 5-under 66 to win the European Masters by 4 strokes.
He was never challenged after the turn and finished on 16-under 267. Four players were tied for second place.
Ramsay earned 350,000 euros ($440,000) prize money for his second European Tour victory, following the South African Open title in 2009.
The 29-year-old Scot, who won the 2006 United States Amateur Championship, is set to move up the world rankings from No. 110 into the top 70. (AP)
He was never challenged after the turn and finished on 16-under 267. Four players were tied for second place.
Ramsay earned 350,000 euros ($440,000) prize money for his second European Tour victory, following the South African Open title in 2009.
The 29-year-old Scot, who won the 2006 United States Amateur Championship, is set to move up the world rankings from No. 110 into the top 70. (AP)
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