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NY Times · Jul 26, 2015

In-Form Willett Claims European Masters Title

(Reuters) - Britain's Danny Willett fended off a strong challenge from compatriot Matt Fitzpatrick to win the European Masters by one shot in Crans Montana, Switzerland on Sunday.

Willett, who finished tied sixth at last week's British Open, started the final round level on 12 under with Fitzpatrick and the 27-year-old shot a bogey-free 65 to finish 17 under par and claim his third European Tour title.

Former world amateur number one Fitzpatrick carded six birdies in his final round but two bogeys meant the 20-year-old had to settle for 16 under.

"I kept very, very calm all day. I just waited for the right things to happen to get on a run," Willett told reporters.

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