Ian Poulter (pictured) has exceeded 4 / 2 Paul Casey, in an all-English final on 36 holes, and won the Accenture Match Play Championship, the first of four races of this season’s World Golf Championships (WGC), which is disputed on the path of the Ritz-Carlton, in Marana, Arizona. In Finalino for third place (18 holes) swept the Colombian Camilo Villegas, Sergio Garcia (5 / 4), winning five holes and without conceding any. The last day started with the conclusion of the semifinal between Casey and Villegas, stopped after 23 holes the previous night, and English passed the turn with a bogey to par against the Colombian to 24th.
Casey in the final went ahead at the second hole, but Poulter has been equalized and then led the dance, forcing the opponent to a continuous, exhausting chase. The 14th and go 4 up, but Casey is back in race two holes before recovering halfway point. Poulter, however, is distributed as a fury to the recovery and the 20th is back up again 4. New reaction of Casey, who endorsed the holes 27 and 28, but it was the swan song, because Poulter closed the account with a birdie at 33 rd and a par at the 34th.