FIFE, Scotland, Oct. 10 (UPI) -- Martin Kaymer continued his hot streak Sunday, rallying to capture the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship for his third consecutive championship.
Kaymer added the Dunhill to wins at the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin and, in his next start nearly a month later, at the KLM Open.
The German wrapped up his latest victory by birdying the famous Road Hole at St. Andrews from just off the green and finishing with another birdie on the 18th to post a round of 6-under 66, three shots clear at 17-under 271.
Kaymer had to overcome a 14th-hole eagle by Danny Willett that pulled him into a tie for the lead. Willet ended up carding a 5-under 67, good for sole possession of second place at minus-14.
Third-round leader John Parry (72) double bogeyed the 14th and finished third at 13-under 275.
Defending champ Simon Dyson (66), Martin Laird (67) and Alvaro Quiros (72) ended up knotted for fifth place at 11-under 277.
