“It was great,” said Alker, who finished in a tie for fifth at last year’s tournament and in sixth the year before. “There’s no pressure, though. I had two putts to win, so I think the putt becomes a little bit easier after that.” Yang carded a final round of 7-under 63 to take the clubhouse lead before Alker shot 65 to tie him for the 54-hole lead at 16 under. Alker had a chance to win the tournament on the final hole, but he missed a lengthy birdie putt with Yang looking on from the clubhouse. “I had a chance in regulation,” said Alker, who had a great drive before hitting his second shot over the green. “I had a flush 5 iron, but I just pulled it left of my target and then the chip wasn’t very good, so it was kind of a sloppy finish with 5 irons into the green, but I got it done. What can you say? You just try and find a way to get it done.” Alker had two birdies and two bogeys on the front nine of the par-70, 7,086-yard course before getting hot with five birdies in a six-hole span
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Alker beats Yang in a playoff to win Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary – paNOW

Alker beats Yang in a playoff to win Rogers Charity Classic in Calgary – paNOW