Dufner closes with birdie to win PGA title

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Jason Dufner sank a 25-foot birdie putt on the last hole to win the PGA Byron Nelson Championship on Sunday, taking his second title of the year only three weeks after ending a 163-event win drought.

Dufner fired a final-round 67, three-under par, to finish on 11-under 269 and edge fellow American Dicky Pride by one stroke after Pride had made a similar 22-foot par putt from nearly the same spot to stay even with Dufner.

"There were a lot of people making a lot of shots down the stretch," Dufner said. "Luckily I had a nice chance at 18 to close

Golf-Winners of the Byron Nelson Championship

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May 20 (Reuters) - Winners of the Byron Nelson Championship

since 1980, following the one-shot victory by American Jason

Dufner at the TPC at Las Colinas in Irving, Texas, on Sunday

(U.S. unless stated):

2012 Jason Dufner

2011 Keegan Bradley

2010 Jason Day (Australia)

2009 Rory Sabbatini (South Africa)

UPDATE 1-Golf-Dufner wins Byron Nelson with late birdie

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* Two birdies in last three holes earn Dufner victory

* Sinks 25-footer on 18 to avoid going into a playoff

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May 20 (Reuters) - American Jason Dufner holed a 25-foot

birdie putt at the last hole to win his second PGA Tour title in

three weeks with a dramatic one-shot victory at the Byron Nelson

Championship in Irving, Texas on Sunday.

Spain's Munoz wins LPGA Match Play crown

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Spain's Azahara Munoz defeated Taiwan's Candie Kung 2 and 1 in Sunday's final to capture the $1.5 million LPGA Sybase Match-Play Championship and claim her first LPGA title.

With the match squared through 10 holes, Munoz birdied to win the par-5 11th and went 2-up when Kung dropped the par-3 12th with a bogey.

The Spaniard surrendered the par-4 14th with a bogey but won the par-3 16th with a bogey as Kung double bogeyed and when both parred the 17th, Munoz claimed her first tour crown.

Kung, who eliminated World No. 1 Yani Tseng in the third round, was denied her first