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DUBAI (AFP) –
Feng Shanshan of China in November in Naples, Florida. Feng Shanshan won the Dubai Ladies Masters by five shots following a final-round of three-under par 69.
China’s Feng Shanshan won the Dubai Ladies Masters by five shots following a final-round of three-under par 69 here on Saturday.
Feng Shanshan set a new tournament record of the lowest winning total with a 21-under-par 267.
Dutch golfer Dewi Claire Schreefel, who shot a tournament record 63 on Friday, closed with a 69 for second place at 16-under par 272, while Wales Becky Brewerton tied for third place, along with Germany’s Caroline Masson (71), on 12-under-par 276 with the day’s lowest round of 65.
Masson also lost out on winning the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit crown.
She needed to finish second after Spain’s Carlota Ciganda closed the tournament with a final-round 68, which gave her a tied 10th place finish.
