Johnson wins Texas Open
Zach Johnson fired a six-under-par 64 last night to claim a two-stroke victory at the Texas Open.
Entering the day a shot off the pace, Johnson had seven birdies and a bogey to finish at 19-under 261, two strokes ahead of three players who tied for second.
Charlie Wi carded a bogey-free nine-under 61 to share second on 17-under 263 alongside Mark Wilson and Tim Wilkinson.
Johnson started with a birdie but it was cancelled out by a bogey at the second. He had three consecutive birdies starting at the sixth and he picked up another birdie at the 10th.
Johnson led by one after a birdie at the 14th and he came to the 18th tee needing just a par to clinch his first win since the 2007 AT&T Classic. He did one better, clinching the win with a birdie.
Defending champion Justin Leonard came up short in his bid for a fourth title here. He fired a 66 on Sunday to finish at 11-under 269.
