Dyson cleans up in KLM again.

Byline: Adrian Humphries

SIMON DYSON came from six shots back at the start of the final round to clinch the KLM Open yesterday, beating Ireland's Peter Lawrie and Sweden's Peter Hedblom in a play-off, writes Adrian Humphries.

After claiming six birdies in his first 12 holes, Englishman Dyson, who was 33-1 ante-post, carded a course record-equalling seven-under-par 63 and then birdied the first extra hole to add to his KLM triumph in 2006.

Defending champion Darren Clarke had to settle for fifth alongside Jamie Donaldson.

Sergio Garcia was no bigger than 5-4 to win the rain-delayed Wyndham Championship after sharing a two-shot third-round lead on 15 under par with Chris Riley (11-4).

With a round to go in Greensboro, North Carolina, 12-1 Bill Haas was third, two shots behind the leaders, on 13 under par.

Brad Bryant was 4-6 with Bet365 to win the Stateside Senior event, the Jeld-Wen Tradition, after shooting a third-round five-under-par 67 to take a twostroke lead over Mike Reid in Oregon.

USA were 8-15 to win the Solheim Cup - Europe could be backed at 12-5 - after the second day's play in Illinois ended all square at 8-8.