American Trevor Simsby held his nerve when it mattered most.
THERE was an air of accomplishment at the end of the first Malaysian Open championship in five years, staged at Kota Permai Golf & Country Club in Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam, Selangor last weekend, and it was not one that was misplaced.
It also turned out to be a memorial one for American Trevor Simsby, who clinched his biggest career payday with a playoff triumph over Australian Andrew Dodt and American Jarin Todd in an enthralling last day that had the tournament reduced to 54 holes because of time lost to weather disruptions.
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