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VIRGINIA WATER, England – Many expected an English golfer whose surname begins with W to win the $4.5 million BMW PGA Championship. Not many thought it would be Chris Wood. The 6-foot-6-inch Englishman blistered his way to his third European Tour victory James Morrison closed the BMW PGA Championship with a 3-over 75 on Sunday, but he did hit one shot that will probably take some sting out of his T-50 finish. Morrison aced the par-3 14th hole with a 5-iron from 177 yeards, and won a BMW i8 sports car in BRITAIN’S James Morrison had a rather peculiar way of celebrating his hole-in-one during the final round of the BMW Championship. Morrison aced the 14th hole to win a BMW i8 car from the sponsors worth around $A190,000. On the walk up to the hole The chief executive of the European Tour, Keith Pelley, has said the BMW PGA Championship will remain at Wentworth for a "long period of time", as long as two main issues are dealt with. Wentworth residents recently attempted to disrupt the erection of VIRGINIA WATER, England: A last-gasp eagle gave Scott Hend the outright lead in the BMW PGA Championship on Saturday, the Australian taking advantage as Danny Willett's challenge unravelled in spectacular style. The back nine at Wentworth is unlikely to go James Morrison was out of contention all day at the BMW PGA Championship Sunday, and a final-round 75 dropped him to 47th - but he'll leave Wentworth Club with one of the coolest hole-in-one prizes in the world. Sitting behind the tee at the par-3 14th was .

England's Chris Wood came from three shots down to win the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Wood, 28, carded a three-under-par 69 on the final round to finish one shot ahead of Rikard Karlberg, who struck a stunning 65, including a hole-in-one. Danny Willett's third round at the BMW PGA Championship included five bogeys, a shank on 17 and plenty of back-and-forth with caddie Jonathan Smart. But even after a 4-over 76, the Masters champion is just three shots behind leader Scott Hend heading into ST LOUIS (LALATE) – Chris Wood has won the BMW PGA Championship 2016 in final Euro Tour Leaderboard results today from Wentworth Golf Course. Golf scores are in and no one was able to cut Wood’s lead today. By the thirteenth hole, Wood was six under The third round of the $4.5 million BMW PGA Championship was supposed to be moving day for Masters champion Danny Willett. Not many thought the Englishman would move backward. Or that Australian Scott Hend would try to follow Willett down the leaderboard. .