LAW WINS INDIVIDUAL TITLE WITH MONSTER EAGLE PUTT AS TEAM GARCIA TRIUMPHS AT ARAMCO TEAM SERIES – LONDON

• Bronte Law sinks a 55-foot eagle putt on the 18^th to win the individual title by one stroke over Georgia Hall
• Team Garcia secures play-off victory over Team Wikstrom with par on the first extra-hole

The Aramco Team Series – London finished in dramatic fashion as Bronte Law sank a 55-foot eagle putt from the front of the 18^th green to clinch her second LET victory at Centurion Club on Saturday.

A shot behind the clubhouse leader, Georgia Hall, standing on the 18^th tee, Law needed a birdie to force a play-off but the 27-year-old from Stockport, England, conjured a piece of magic as she drained a brilliant, monster eagle putt which ran straight up the hill and into the hole for a round of 71 to edge Hall on nine-under-par, sparking jubilant scenes around the gallery.

“That’s why we play this game – for moments like that – and in front of a home crowd, it doesn’t really get any better,” said Law. “Coming down the stretch and holing a putt like that to win – that’s the epitome of the sport that we play and why we do it; why we go through all the heartache, the pain and everything is for moments like that.”

After two days of furnace-like conditions, the temperature dropped by 10 degrees for the final day and the players had to contend with much colder, northerly winds and rain showers.

Law started the third and final round a stroke behind Hayley Davis and she was tied for the lead with the Englishwoman after three holes on the final day.

Part of a trio of leaders after going out in level-par 37, Law then dropped two behind Hall with a double-bogey on 13, where she became entangled in the long grass. She said: “It wasn’t my best hole. I had to stay mentally strong, set my head straight before I got on the next tee box. I did that and hit the best shot I could’ve hit on that hole. I knew I had to battle. It’s never over until it’s over. I guess that kind of showed at the end there.”

She hit back with birdies on 15 and 16 to get within one of the lead and said: “I’m competitive, I want to win, so I won’t go down without a fight. I think that’s a testament to today. I never know that I’m going to end up with a win, but I will make sure I give it my all in order to give myself a chance.”

The gritty player said that she knew what she had to do as she lined up her putt on the 18^th.

“I had a good look at that leader board, waiting for it to scroll back up to the top so I could see what happened with Georgia. I kind of…