Championship Highlights Golf: PGA Championship

Did after noon. These are exciting times for British and English golf.

It's only six weeks ago that Sheffield's Danny Willett slipped on

the green jacket as the first European winner at Augusta National

for 17 years, and the first Masters champion since Sir Nick Faldo, and

only the second Englishman ever. Understandably there was huge

excitement and anticipation about his first appearance on home greens

since those heady moments at Augusta. He was the leading

attraction coming into this year's BMW PGA Championship here at the

beautiful Wentworth Club in Surrey. It's being staged here for the 36th

time, and 41 of the top 50 in the Race to Dubai rankings on the

European Tour were here. Serious business for Danny and everyone else

in this great field that began on Thursday morning.

The first day was a fine day and the chance to attack the West Course.

Australian Scott Hendy had plenty of power, distance combined with a sure

touch on the greens brought him a 7-under six T5, leading for a while

on his own, but eventually joined by a major winner, Korea's YE Yang, who

went back the US PGA in 2009. Nine in total for Joost Luiten to make it

three at the top. Luke Donald going for three titles here, and he has a

strong, loving relationship with the West Course, opening with a four

under 68. The name it in most headlines was Danny Willett, the new

Masters champion opening with a bogey free six T6 sitting just one

behind the opening trio of first-round leaders. Day two brought

an early start for Danny Willett, what a performance. Six birdies in

eight holes took him to the turn in 29. He faltered coming back, taking

ten shots more to reach the clubhouse, but 68 left him nicely

positioned. I'm used to keeping quiet, doing my practice sessions on

my own and now I think I'm being watched all the time! It's fine,

it's part and parcel of what you expect, what it takes getting used

to. He would soon have company at the top of the leaderboard. Scott

Hend devours par fives and it proved on the last with a closing eagle to

take him to 10-under. YE Yang had a steady 69 to leave him on the same

mark. And a word for Scott Jamieson, his act nine was all pars except the

10th, where he was injured perfect. Having missed the last four cuts

coming he would make the weekend here and could drive home on Sunday

night in his brand-new prize. Despite the hiccups on the homeward

half on Friday, Masters champion Danny Willett is still ahead of the

field, sharing the honours at the halfway mark with Australia's Scott

Hend, a recent Thailand Classic winner, and fellow major winner, YE

Yang, playing just his fifth event of the year. Seven men in five shots

off the lead. Also within striking distance, the likes of two-time

champion here, Luke Donald, and former world number one Lee

Westwood. Defending champion Bjarne Hunt and

was at level par. -- John Darren Clarke will be watching with

interest because this weekend could shape his Ryder Cup team in the

autumn with such a huge prize fund on offer. Making the early moves on

Sunday, one of the man who would love to star in the, two-time major

champion Martin Kaymer who has found form recently. This was his second

shot to the 3rd hole and close enough for a first birdie of the

day, the German on the move, five behind. Kaymer hasn't won a regular

European Tour event for five years, pushed on at the next, eagle chance

gratefully taken and the Ryder Cup hero was at 7-under par, just three

from the top. The co-leaders knew he was in the picture. This at the

short par-3 5th, Martin's 10th appearance at Wentworth in the

Championship, and another golden chance to pick up a four shot in

three holes. Martin Kaymer just two off the pace, being maintained by

playing partners Danny Willett and Australia's Scott Hend, both at

10-under. Korea's YE Yang was a shot behind having conceded a shot at the

1st. COMMENTATOR: At last, Danny Willett is ready to play. What's a

conversation with his caddy. Simple looking shocked, short iron,

gripping well down the shaft. -- simple looking shot. Tugging his

arms in quickly. Anything bad seems to go to the left. That's a good

shot, on the green. Nice little putt at his second for

par seems to have settled Yang. Second into the third.

This could be very close. Unlucky. It's a slight Augusta type shot,

gathering to the front pin, the little valley at the front of the

green. This is not easy, playing a four

iron. Old-fashioned. It gets up and that's good. Delightful.

Some lovely bird song, I suppose they are watching as anxiously as me

as he takes his second up to the third. Nature's chorus watching him.

This green has been altered umpteen times since the early 1950s. Those

shots, one going one way and one going the other. Both have shots for

threes. Danny Willett into the second. A

tricky one to read. Tracking, when it gets to the hole side it

straightens up. It has caught a few people out today. Par, par start for

Danny. This putt to go 6-under. And he's done it. Get in. He really is

becoming a formidable player. Used to be a bit nervy but seems to be

better. Now, the tall one from Bristol.

Chris Wood, 14th hole, 4-under par. What a beauty. Flag on the lower

level, as yesterday. Martin Kaymer at the 7th. A critical one, it would

be a marvellous save from the front of the green. And he's done it.

Super up-and-down from an awkward spot. Keeps the moment of the round

going. Look at that for a card, just two behind. Van Zyl, birdie at the

3rd after the excellent second. Just on the top side, our side, the

right-hand side. Like that. Very smoothly done. Looks so easy,

doesn't it? Yang's Berdych putter. He came back

off the slope. -- Yang's birdie putt. Did the cha-cha-cha, but in it

went. Danny Willett's third shot found a deep bunker on the right and

he could only get it out 30 or 40 yards.

I just think it was, just like you say... Campillo. He read that

perfectly. Well done. Looked like it was running out of puff. Just enough

pace and it takes him to 7-under. Chris Wood, after a lovely tee shot

at the 14th, a par-3. He has this for two. Bank, well done. Nicely

done, Chris. They hole-in-one here last year and won a lovely BMW. He

moves to 5-under. -- bang, well done. This really is a bunker, not

one of those flat, pussycat things, this one is really deep. Well

played. Easy when you know how. After that splendid third shot,

Willett has this to remain up at the head of affairs. Yeah, well done.

Turns to the candy, a little chatter... No, no. Maybe in a moment

or two. Never short of a word or ten.

Beautifully done by Van Zyl. Both players dealing with the sand very

well. Four tied for the lead on 10-under par. Van Zyl joining Yang,

Hend and Willett. Campillo's third, he's getting there

slowly after an awkward tee shot. You will have that to drop just one

stroke. There we are, four out in front on

10-under par with Van Zyl joining that group. Martin Kaymer in hot

pursuit. Campillo has dropped a shot, back to 6-under.

Good tee shot from Julien Quesne on the final hole. Birdies at 16 and

17. Going for it. And getting it. Chance to finish birdie, birdie,

eagle. Van Zyl stabbing it in there. I way it goes. A fairly sorry

effort. -- away it goes. The 18th, it will be a fiery finish for Julien

Quesne. This is for eagle at the last. Scuttling up the field.

Now, Van Zyl has just joined the leaders at 10-under and this is to

stay there. No. Back to 9-under for the South African. Bogeyed the

second, a couple of the these at three and four, and that at the 5th.

Backe goes, one shot behind. -- cup aloft -- couple of birdies. Does

move a lot, that ball was well wide. Not in yet. Julien Quesne at the

last hole. What a finish. Birdies at the last three. 6-under, currently

tied sixth. That will make a few quid on Sunday, round in 67. Kaymer

has been blowing fairly hot on the front nine and this is to close out

with another birdie to get within one of the leaders. He and we

thought he had that. It will be a par, outward nine of 31. Puts him in

contention today. Danny Willett and Scott Hend tied for the lead with

Yang and Van Zyl slipping away with dropped shots on five. Kaymer,

steady as she goes with the leaders. Another big lip to come over for

white yang. He's in the middle of the bunker. Should get it up, and

does. It's a magnificent effort. Magnificent shot, running out. You

will not seem any better than that today. It was high-quality. -- not

see many. 14 inch drop, this putt. Doesn't sound a lot, but it's quite

quick for Danny. Just caressed it, double breaker and

in it goes. Beautiful putt, wonderfully red by Danny Willett.

Judged it superbly. -- wonderfully read.

A bit of movement in this. We can see where Peter Hanson is aiming,

the pin so close to the water today. Wonderful putt by the Swede. Peter

Hanson, his second birdie of the day, no dropped shots and he sat

7-under. He will fancy attacking the flag on the eighth hole. This to get

within one after that wonderful shot out of the bunker. YE Yang, very

slow up the hill. Forward momentum for the Masters

champion, Danny Willett. At one point on Friday he let this

Championship by five shots. He's been pegged back but now has his

nose in front by a single shot once again. Martin Kaymer's ball, don't

know how close to the lip it is. And he's clipped the top of it. A little

greedy, must have been right up against it. His second to the 11th.

Scott Hend's second shot, this is an awkward one. If you can get it on

the green it will have been a mighty good shot.

And he has, will it go through the back? It scuttles through. Might not

be all that bad. Tricky to get down in two.

So many deliberations over this shot for Danny Willett. Just a wedge, one

to 5-130. -- 125-130. Has to come back down the slope with the spin.

Try to get it beyond the flag. Very nicely played.

A bit more off the right and it has been. Kaymer, that's a catalogue of

errors at the 11th. His round had been so impressive as well. A real

shame. But one perhaps of his own making.

Danny Willett on the seventh, a bit of trouble for his playing partner

Scott Hend, who fluffed his chip from the back. He has something left

for his par. Danny Willett for birdie now.

He has given it a race. Not far from going all the way down the front.

Now, Chris would. He came out of the bunker to hear for his closing

birdie. -- Chris Wood. Sad way to end. Had great chance of birdie on

17, good chance on 18 as well. Could have been a miraculous finish with

birdies at 14 and 15. 68 for Chris Wood. In the group on 6-under par,

could have been better. The result of that little chip from Scott Hend.

That's gone on as well. At least one shot will go for the Australian.

Testing putt for Willett. This is for par.

Scott Hend to drop just one on the seventh, which he manages, but he's

down in that group on 9-under alongside Van Zyl and Yang. Two

behind Danny Willett. Slipping away from Danny Willett a little bit.

Jaco Van Zyl with a double bogey at eight is back to 7-under. Chris Wood

with a 68, leaving him 6-under par and having a chat with Hazel Irvine.

A five, five finish of that round of 68. I sense a bit of frustration

with that finish. Yeah, I played lovely today and didn't birdie a

single par-5. The par fives here are very scorer bull. A 5-iron into 18,

couldn't have hit a better shot, but maybe a yard for the left and its

five feet away. Frustrating when you feel you leave a few out there.

Kaymer for birdie at 12, and he gets it. Thank goodness for that. Dropped

two strokes at the last hole. Back to 7-under. Thomas Aiken at 14.

Chance for the South African to 6-under. Big group at 6-under.

Yang taking the aerial route at nine. A lot of trees have been

cleared out close to the ninth green. Some silver birch trees. No

concern for Yang as he watches his ball keep on rolling. That will be

for par. Hatton at 18. He's had a superb

round. A big swinging birdie putt. Just ran out of steam. The par fives

finish, a good round of golf from Tyrell Hatton. He will be out late

tomorrow. Good round of 66. One dropped shot. Yang at the 9th for

par. No. After a good tee shot, we

missing the green wildly to the left.

Another shot dropped, just a couple of shots, nine holes played. Should

have done better. This is what you call an up and under. Has to flick

it up quickly, or picked up the bank beyond the pin and let it run back.

That is delightful. It's so tricky, tiptoeing on to the fringe and just

killed it. Impossible to leave it short without going into the bunker.

Can Van Zyl finish it off and save his par at the 9th? No. It was never

running at the hole, was it? Very scrappy.

Danny Willett with his second to the ninth. Flattish green.

Straightforward shot. I find it hard to believe these

talented players, with a short iron, and that really is very poor.

From the right of the tents. Yang for his second. -- of the 10th.

That's left for a par-3. Danny Willett, his third shot into the

ninth. The leaders are struggling. This isn't easy. Shouldn't have been

here. Sounded fluffy. That's the price you pay for a poor second. But

you are not alone, Daniel. Yang is hanging in there, but only

just. The pace was right but across the face of the hole. Bogeys at nine

and ten, he drops to 7-under. Was at 10-under. The first Asian

player to win a major Championship, the PGA in 2009.

Scott Hend and Willett, the last pair out on the ninth. Fourth shot

for Danny Willett. No. Well, from a beautiful drive into the perfect

spot. That's not dead yet, it's three or four feet away.

This is how it looks at the minute, Danny Willett with his first dropped

stroke of the day at nine, he is 10-under. Scott

Tyrell Hatton is with Hazel. What a back nine for you today. Very happy

with that. It's my first round in the 60s. Very pleased. How special

is it to produce a performance like that at a place I know has really

inspired you as a player. Why do you love this place so much? I have been

walking around this place since a five-year-old. I was in awe of the

guys inside the ropes. Now I'm playing my third BMW PGA, and it's

great, I love this event. Come and take two second to the 10th, and

it's awkward. -- COMMENTATOR: Second to the 10th, and it's awkward. How

will it bounce? Westwood, nearing the end of his

round. Well done, 6-under. Another birdie at the last, 7-under.

Good-looking got it? Oh! Thought it might just

run out. Drops to 9-under. He joins Scott Hend as joint leaders.

A puff of wind behind doesn't help Yang to land it softly on this

screen. -- on this green. Trying to get it to come down softly, and he

has. Couldn't have pitched that into a better spot to kill it. He will

have an eagle chance to get back into it. Standing a little bit below

the ball, Scott Hend. It might move a little bit to the left in the EF.

Very good now. -- in the air. Wonderful shot from Scott Hend. Jaco

Van Zyl with a yawning bunker just short of the flag. He saw his

playing partner hit a very good shot into here, YE Yang. Elegant swing, a

cry of, the good! -- be good. Landing softly. Just hanging on. On

the very edge of the fringe of the green. It will break hard to his

right. The clubface is open, just stab it forward. Too difficult. It

better sit down, it could go and go. Stay on the tier, just about manages

to. Danny Willett and Scott Hend tied at

9-under par. Tyrell Hatton right into things with his 66. Kaymer

hanging in. YE Yang has a chance to get into things.

The train arrives just at the wrong time. That is slipping away from

him. Bogey on the ninth, bogey on the 10th, bogey on the 11th. It can

easily happen around here, but Danny Willett back to 8-under par, one

behind his playing partner, this man. Hend with a chance to finally

extend his lead. Hend has a two shot lead.

The 12th, and Jaco van Zyl for an eagle. It would take him to 8-under,

within a couple. Up the slope. Oh! Not quite. He makes his birdie

there. 7-under par. It's been an up and down day, but hanging right in

there. So, YE Yang. Lori 's second shot

into the 12th, this for a three. A chance to get in 9-under. --

glorious second shot. Not convincing, but it is a two putt

birdie, gratefully received and it takes him to 9-under. Alongside

Hatton and will -- Danny Willett. Suddenly things are comfortable.

And. Tyrrell Hatton with a marvellous 66 which has catapulted

him up the board alongside YE Yang and Willett. They are getting in

contention as well ahead of the final day. Lee Westwood, one to

play. The 18th, Lee Westwood's second, to the par-5. Water left,

bunkers right. Narrow putting surface. Pretty good but he's left

himself a little tricky one across the edge of the bunker, but on dry.

-- but on dry land. Danny Willett, a 3-wood off the tee but he gave it a

good nudge and he has left himself a four iron. You can just see the pin

just above the shaft of his club, there. Left-hand side of the green.

Popped up on him and down into the front right bunker.

A massive drive just leaves Scott Hend a mid iron. But the wind just

becoming problematical. Oh! OK. Had a soft bounce. That is

out of bounds, it's OK. He doesn't know it but it is.

Lovely car for a hole-in-one. Going right! Right! Dark, everyone! My

goodness. I hope that wasn't on someone's head. Catch! It is still

bouncing! Well, here we go! Someone is going to stop it... The marshals

after it. Westwood, little pitch to here and

in it goes. Lee Westwood finishes birdie, birdie. So often can be done

here at Wentworth, 68, not a blemish on the card, 7-under par and right

in there. So, Hend the leader. Two clear at the moment. A birdie putt

but down in two will do. Judged that very nicely. Can YE Yang make his

par? What a great four, having found trouble off the tee. He stays at

8-under. Fabulous finish to this course, with the five is offering

something. After a bit of help from his caddy, Smarty, looks to be

aiming on the left edge. The line of his ball pointing in that direction.

It certainly does turn a bit to the right. No. Pushed it, or didn't

allow enough. Well, a par. A good tee shot.

He likes this little rescue, Mr Yang. My goodness me. Good luck with

that one! He has a good line, looks to have a backswing, but trying to

avoid that left-hand fairway bunker. Pop it out into position. I mean,

that was square on middle stump. The sound it made there. The leader is

in bother, Peter. Well, when you hit a tree three in front of you, it

seems a bit silly. You should be in the ditch... No, you're all right.

Danny Willett, shot off the back of the bunker. It has done all right

for him and a good line to come into this 13th. Good strike... Someone

like it, but I'm not sure Danny did. That is fine. Good for distance. A

lot of change happening here on the 13th. Yang from the back of the

14th. You talk about delicate shots. This could be very good. Well, you

couldn't do it much better than that without going in the hole. That was

a classic little dab. He leads by two, but he has played three already

here. Scott Hend, 112 to the flag. Can he salvage the situation? He

certainly can. Damage limitation of the highest order from Scott Hend.

Playing hard to get, this is. She's not at all interested in the golf,

or him! Willett for a birdie at the 13th. A little bit of swing on this.

Struck it well. Just fell away at the end. Stop the rot.

This putt of Hend's, for a very adventurous five. What a journey

with only a drop shot. Well, Hend still leads but only by

one now after salvaging that birdie on the 13th. Tyrrell Hatton is

looking better and better. Lee Westwood, birdies to finish on the

17th and 18th for his 68. 7-under par and talking to Hazel. A 23rd

straight appearance in this Championship. I know you're very

proud of that. What does that do for your chances tomorrow at the bogey

free 68? Well, it gives me a better chance than I had. I was pleased I

did not make any bogeys, making mistakes. I didn't really hole a

putt over four feet, so to shoot 68 shows the quality of my tee to

green. You see what is on offer for a

hole-in-one. He could actually do it today. This is the last group that

could do it today with this pin position. If it feeds down and get

just -- gets just the right distance. You don't want to be too

far beyond the hole, though. Go back, go back, go back. So close to

being all the way back down there. That is fast, fast, fast on that

slope. Well, they will be wondering why there is little applause as Hend

tees up. Hend's tee shot on the way. Willett towards the back of the

green. Hend will drift away but on the same level... Not too bad. That

was a cracking tee shot from YE Yang down the 15th again with a little

rescue club. And that is just a necky, squirt E,

nasty, unpleasantness, horrible, awful by by -- goodbye. Hend has to

get the speed right. The wider you go, the slower you have to go. Just

fell away at the death. Not bad. YE Yang, after that second shot at

the 15th. Just looking to get it to roll out down the slope. Looks like

he's going to slip away from that group at 8-under. A lot of players

coming back into contention. Willett's putt here is a tricky one.

Way out to the left and quite a lot of change in elevation from the high

ground to the top of the ridge. It should turn, gathering speed. Not

bad, four feet by. You can't really have a stab at it and end up going

way past. YE Yang to save par at the 15th. They really are struggling at

the moment, the leaders. So, he will slip back to 7-under. Hend and

Willett 3-over for the round. They are all having their troubles. Qaim

to finish out. In for a birdie. It is a good round but it could have

been so much better. That double on the 11th. Still, 6-under and right

in there. Hend for a bogey now. This is his herd putt. Rattled in a great

pace. We knew it was a tricky stroke, cost him a shot. Now,

Willett with one of those. Well done.

A good four, four and a bit feet. A bit of pace at the right edge and in

she goes. Drops back to minus six. In very Scott Hend like fashion,

Scott Hend has crushed his tee shot down here. Just a short iron in.

Just slipping away over the last few holes. That is a very loose shot

with that club in his hand. Well, it doesn't look more than a 7-iron.

Square club, must be more than a seven, I think. To miss the Law as

badly as that, it is not that all good really. Hend for a four coming

up the hill. Quite a slow putt. Another shot dropped, after a

beautiful tee shot. Now, Willett at the 15th, left-to-right. Depending

on the speed, this must have at least two feet of borrow. If he hits

it too hard, it will go whizzing by. No, not high enough. Not quite high

enough, never high enough. Do you think he talks in his sleep as well?

Jaco van Zyl at the 16th for a birdie, after that excellent result.

Oh! Well, he never looked comfortable with that. You can't

afford to drop shots like that after a fine result. Danny Willett's third

to the 16th. If he gets it right it is like going down the plug hole of

a sink, but you've got to get it into the sink first. -- to the sink.

It will go past, has he got any spin on it? No! That's not fair! The

18th. Two under. Big drive. Not much of a target, though, Kent, is it,

this 18th? Looks tiny from there. That's a cracking shot, could go in!

Look where he is aiming this, Peter. Eight feet to the right. I hope he's

got the line. Well, a very, very good effort indeed. That was a

splendid go. At the 18th, this four a three. Very much in the picture.

Another stroke going. In that group at 7-under par, Tyrrell Hatton, who

was out early, now outright leader. STUDIO

What a curious old day. The three leaders have all gone backwards and

instead it is the young man from Marlow, not 30 minutes from this

beautiful venue, Tyrrell Hatton, who holds the outright lead after that

wonderful round of 66 today. One shot ahead of Westwood, Yang,

Willett and Hend. COMMENTATOR: There is our camera

behind the green, right beneath the umbrella tree. Leaves a straight

shot. Not a lot of room to get in and anything left leaves a horrible

pitch to the flag. Hello! I don't know what happened there, that could

be in the ladies locker room! Yang with the longer of the tee

shots, but he has still got the longest shot. Miles Wright, be

lucky. My goodness. A big swing, will it be one of those Mickelson

specials? Maybe. Now, Mr Yang. He's going to float

this up and land it as softly as he can. Virtually impossible to get

that by the hole. This would be a get out of jail free card. Pushed

it. Most people have missed on the right. Oh dear. After such a

promising start, 1-under after eight holes, he is 4-over par for his

round. Let's see if Yang can bring some brightness to proceedings.

Birdie putt on the last, to much. -- too much. Only one player was

struggling in the last few groups out today, Martin Kaymer, who had

his own problems. Now YE Yang is in with a 75. A lot of 75th out there

in the final few groups. Perhaps that is about par. What do you think

he is hitting from here, Ken? A five? A five or a six, not a very

long shaft, is it? He's got the length of the green to come up, as

long as it is straight it will be OK. I only just, but that could be

all right. More than all right! A bit of good fortune, good result.

Great result. Lucky. He can't afford any mistakes here.

We can't see the ball, nestling down. He's got a lofted club, going

to hit it hard over the water and stop it before the bunker at the

back of the green. This is no pushover. He thumped it. Stop, stop,

he cries. That sailed over everything. It has been a struggle.

APPLAUSE How's that for a scene? How is that

for a scene? Hospitality full. The Masters champion being welcomed by

his hometown crowd. Wonderful setting.

Oh! Played it beautifully. That was a dab hand, just caught the edge

which killed it. Just a very good result, absolutely splendid. This is

the outright lead, this to get to 9-under. Well done. Terrific second

shot, brave tee shot and a lovely iron. His aggression pays off. Round

in 73. He leads by one. Although it's a short putt, this is missable

if you don't just get the line right or the speed, you can spin out. Just

inside the left lip really with a bit of speed. Not too much. Well

done. A struggle, but it's over. We live to fight another day.

They call Saturday moving day, but it has been moving backwards day for

the co-leaders. In fact the co-leaders overnight, Scott Hend

still in position but one shot worse than before. Thank goodness from his

perspective for that eagle at the last. Danny Willett one of the

stories of the day, having been in that overnight lead he shot a 4-over

par and he will start in a tie for fourth place the. We had everything

under control nicely and then a couple of loose shots, a couple of

bad decisions, a couple of missed putts and it quickly slipped away.

The same thing as three relatively simple par fives and we played them

badly on the back nine, as we have done all week. Yeah, it's

disappointing to be there or thereabouts and then to kind of

played poorly on the back nine like we did yesterday. Off to the range

and see if we can get something going for tomorrow. Scott command

that 13th tee had a two shot lead and then the wheels began to come

off. That eagle at the last, how much of a rescue act was that for

you today? Well, it's nice. 3-under par coming down the last, make a

four and it's nice. I wasn't aware of the lead because I didn't look at

any leaderboards. I know you have won tournaments all over the world,

seven different countries, two on the European Tour in total, but how

big is this Championship and how big would it be if it were to happen?

Obviously it is a big one but I put it in perspective and treat it like

just another tournament. If things happen afterwards, you can think

about it retrospectively, but right now it's another golf tournament and

I'm just trying to do what I did for a living. Well, that was a moving

day with a difference, wasn't it? The leaders moving backwards the

field and in Danny Willett's case, right back into the chasing pack.

He's been overtaken by fallowing Lishman Lee Westwood, and Tyrrell

Hatton. Will have an Englishman in the final pairing on Sunday, but

perhaps not the one we had been expecting. On the line today for

Tyrrell Hatton and leader Scott Hend and so many others in the chasing

pack, one of the richest and most prestigious titles on the European

Tour. For three days, Wentworth has been

dressed in all its latest spring finery. A chance for players to show

off their very best. For much of the tournament, the master himself has

been on top. Yet Danny Willett has not been without his problems. On

Saturday straying from the beaten path, moving day dropping him down

to the chasing pack on 6-under. Going forward was Lee Westwood.

While most others were faltering, he, who has come so close to victory

here on the past, managed a 4-under par 68. All part of a very strong

English challenge. One shot further back was Chris Wood, who also

managed a 68. Best placed of all on the home front was the man from just

down the road. Surrey's Tyrrell Hatton found the lowest round of the

day, a 66, which very nearly found in the lead on his own. But for

Australia's Scott Hend. He too had his disagreements with the West

Course but once again his power brought him a closing eagle to sit

9-under and one shot clear was that the field is lining up behind them,

so many now with the chance to claim the title on Sunday at Wentworth.

STUDIO Yes, a Saturday moving day with a

difference, one in which the leaders were brought back to the field and

in Danny Willett's case, back into the chasing pack. But Scott Hend

remains at the top and he will be joined in the final pairing by local

favourite Tyrrell Hatton. Lee Westwood has also climbed right into

the reckoning at at 6-under there is Bristol plus Chris Wood and two

major winners, Martin Kaymer Germany, who has really found some

game of late, and Danny Willett, who is an settled 76 yesterday saw him

scurrying to the range to try and regain some of the four-man

composure he showed so beautifully at Augusta two weeks ago. The

possibilities are many. Ken Brown shared it all without yesterday. A

disconcerting day for the leaders. I wonder what is your view on why

Danny Willett in particular seemed so unsettled out there? I don't know

if it was particularly Danny Willett but the back nine holes yesterday

had some tough pin positions and the greens were getting drier and

speedier. He hit a view hooks and lost his timing, lost his way.

Everyone struggled a bit on the back nine, especially the leaders. Scott

Hend still has the 1-shot lead. What is your view on young Tyrrell

Hatton? It's almost like a dream come true because he used to come

here has a five-year-old, 60 old, seven-year-old and watch the Gulf

and suddenly he has a chance of winning the title, which would be an

amazing performance, a big day. Fortunately there is not too much

breeze about. I think the greens will be a bit softer, a bit easier.

To win the PGA title is a dream country for anyone. Touch a big

first prize, ?640,000. For the likes of Lee Westwood and Martin Kaymer,

the Ryder Cup could be beckoning with a win here. This week there is

such a lot at vague but certainly Ryder Cup points. Any of these

players back and finish in the top two would give themselves a huge

boost. Other things at stake, you can get a five-year exemption on the

Tour. It's a big day to win here and whoever does it will be a deserved

winner. Let's check out the early movers on this Sunday. Chertsey's

own James Morrison does not have too far to drive home, only about five

miles, and he could be doing so in a brand-new motor! He earned one here

at the 14th hole. The two-time winner celebrating with Andy

Sullivan here. That has already been another ace today come from this

man, Rikard Karlberg from Gothenburg. Here he is at the 10th.

This is absolutely inspired from B-29 yelled, who has since picked up

birdies at three, four, seven and eight. This tee shot, Karl Burke now

just two shots off the lead. To England's Chris Wood, who began the

day at 6-under. A positive start for the rangy two-time European Tour

winner from Bristol. A tap in for the first birdie of the day and what

a beautiful shot on the opening hole that was.

Frenchman Julien Quesne was also on the move. Forward momentum from many

already. But Rikard Karlberg has had most of that. His second to 12 was

good enough for last year's Italian Open winner to take another birdie.

Astonishingly, 8-under for the Championship, 7-under for his round.

One of the top of the leaderboard. The move of the week coming from the

Swede. Confirmation of cargo's blistering surge up the rankings,

tied with Tyrell Hatton, and in Scott Hend's rear-view mirror.

English men Chris Wood and Lee Westwood were in striking distance

as well. Masters champion Danny Willett double bogeyed at the 3rd to

drop back to 4-under. Fascinating promise in the final round.

COMMENTATOR: Oh, dear. Scott Hend, what's he doing at the 1st hole?

Standing way above the ball, but perhaps a trifle greedy, back into

the sand again. It's a tough enough hole without all these problems.

The mistake. Might have been too greedy. -- big mistake. Didn't need

any more than 20 yards. Westwood after the bogey at the 1st. Playing

partner Yang is back left of the green.

Just a 9-iron, perhaps a strong wedge. That's good enough. He will

have a lot of support here today, Lee Westwood. A title he desperately

wants to win. Just a little tap in for Karlberg,

he's 8-under par. If he gets to 11, you never know. But then doubts and

fears can creep in. Come on... No. Dropped a shot at the

1st. Pars the second. Our leader is playing four, he has

called for a ruling, I know not why. Crisp shot. Unlucky. Could well open

up with a six. Happy days have not arrived yet. Rikard Karlberg, the

car behind him has already been won today by James Morrison with a

hole-in-one. I think we heard some Swedish for, "I do not care for that

shot". That's a horrible place to be. His pleasant run might be coming

to an end. The trials and tribulations of Hend

at the 1st. This is for a 1-over par-5. He put down a six. Can we go

back ten minutes? Hatton for par at the 1st. Well

done. Just you keep plodding on and getting pars, a couple of birdies

will stop he will have a happy day. Danny Willett at the 4th.

CHEERING It's a silly old game! Worth a smile

and a giggle. Six at the last, nine for the two Matt -- two holes. He's

the Masters champion, that spar for those two. And a three for Karlberg,

that could bring much gold. Martin Kaymer, this strange putt, a big

swing on it at the beginning. A 4th hole, this for an eagle three. He's

hit that way out but he will miss on the left. No, he's up! It did the

shimmy shake, and in it went for eagle to put him right at the top of

the leaderboard. Scott Hend, after a six on the

first, this is for two. Started with a 1-shot lead. One shot

behind now. The challenge coming from the big names now more and more

with Martin Kaymer up to 8-under with an eagle on the fourth. He

joins Karlberg and Hatton. Chris Wood in the group on 7-under.

The tall figure of Chris Wood, setting himself beautifully with the

ball. Six foot five. A chance to get up with the leaders

if it finds the heart of the green, which it does. That's even leap

beyond them. It comes round and round, perhaps moving him to

9-under. Now, Karlberg, tied with Kaymer and Hatton. He's got an

amazing round going. A pan down to save par here. Easy, easy, no. -- up

and down to save par here. Julien Quesne has gone for the full

all-white today. Bleeding one out there. The wind is picking up and

the flag is coming to life. He has made a good start. Karlberg, if he's

going to have a chance of winning, this has got to go in. How about

that? Chris Wood for eagle. A big swing

left-to-right. Out she goes, round she goes. Yes! Well done.

doth thicken. Our leader. Yang is well back. Pitch it short and let it

run in. It could be good. A bit will more fire in that and it could have

ended up right by the pin. -- a bit more fire. Lots of yellow on the

leaderboard today, plenty of eagles. Chris Wood had one at the last to

take him to the lead. On the fifth, the pin just over the front left

bunker. Just about there. Chris Wood is on fire. Birdie at the 1st, eagle

on the fourth, nearly a tap in at five.

Westwood had a long look at this. Down the hill, big swing.

You wouldn't believe it, would you? Still hasn't borrowed enough. The

pace is wonderful. Hello! That's worth at least a Silver Medal. It

was brilliant. The chance of two for Chris Wood. He

bangs it in. Just the fourth birdie at the 5th hole. Moving to 10-under.

Also birdied the fourth, going nicely, leading by two.

Why in, similar putt to the one Kaymer had, similar to his playing

partner of Westwood. -- YE Yang, similar pot. What a putt.

Extraordinary. -- similar putt. Just one behind the leader Chris Wood.

This is the kind of scoring we didn't see yesterday afternoon.

Wonderful scoring this morning at Wentworth. Karlberg. Third to the

short par four 16. 18th green. Andrew Johnston, the

current Spanish open champion, winning it recently at Valderrama.

The line was good and it has straightened! Where's the beef, the!

-- where's the beef, Beef. What a way to finish.

awkward little chip up the bank. Nestled down for Karlberg. You

expect him to note that one in. -- nudge that one in. That's not too

bad. Right-to-left and up the hill for Scott Hend to come for the

birdie. Karlberg bogeyed the first and then went on an amazing run.

8-under for the intervening holes but he has dropped another shot.

Back to 7-under. But he could set a target. Scott Hend made a horrible

start but he has steadied things since then. Not too difficult, the

putt should have a bit of right-to-left, depends how firmly he

hits it. Straight in for birdie. Hend back to 8-under after a double

bogey start, 1-under since then. Looking down on Thomas Aiken. Chance

for three on the sixth. Right in the middle for the South African. Couple

of birdies surrounding a bogey at the 5th. He's alongside Westwood and

Karlberg on 7-under. Julien Quesne going on nicely today.

How about that, take it away! He will move to 9-under.

Great approach from Thomas Aiken, and he makes the most of it. Lovely

run there, three birdies in the last four holes. The South African mainly

plays on the PGA Tour. Also at 8-under. Chris Wood, good tee shot

at seven, down the left. The back right pin position. Right over the

flag. Wonderful shot from Chris Wood, who is dialled in today.

From off the green, Karlberg. What a run he's had today. Rikard Karlberg

can rarely miss today. Bogey at 16 but back contract with a seventh

birdie of the day at 17. As well as a hole-in-one at the 2nd. Chris Wood

with a beautiful second shot. Left-to-right here. Chance to extend

his lead. Yes, eagle, a couple of birdies, 11-under and two shots

clear for the tall man. That confirms it, 5-under after his

opening seven, in the lead by two at 11-under.

Very tight with a lot of golf to be played and the back nine is always

tricky. Scott Hend flipping underneath it.

Very well done. If you miss on the short side, where the flag is cut

these days, the green is so firm and fast it's tricky to get out. Finish

it out. Started with a bogey and finishes with par, in between, all

the colours of the rainbow. A hole-in-one at the 2nd, seven

birdies, 65, joint lowest of the week for Rikard Karlberg. 8-under

par, setting the target in the clubhouse. Scott Hend to save his

par. It's a messy start to the round for

Scott Hend. So much good scoring from other players that he is now

2-over for his round, back to seven under.

Not bad, doing well. Go on! Well done, I thought it bounced one too

many times in the short stuff. I don't believe what's going on

here. A ridiculous shot, he's going to hit over everything he can, 300

yards to run out of the fairway. Where's it going? Hop, skip and jump

and straight into the ditch. That's one of the most stupid shots you

will ever see! LAUGHTER Martin Kaymer wasn't sure whether

his ball was going out of bounds but it was fine. His second into nine.

Over the ditch, hits the tree, stay there. Could have finished a lot

worse. Tyrell Hatton at seven. Par putt.

Yes... No! Just letting them drift away.

Three birdies and an eagle for Chris Wood who leads by a couple at

11-under. The man of the moment is the round 65 of Rikard Karlberg, it

included a hole-in-one. Congratulations, a 65 with two

bogeys and Anna ace on the card. One of the more eventful rounds of your

career so far. I was a little tired after Ireland, and this is a tough

course that takes a lot out of you. Starting with a bogey, I thought, oh

well. But I hit a great shot that went in the hole and I got pumped

after that. You ride that wave. Very happy with the round. Unfortunately

in the end I had some tough numbers into the pin, between clubs, but I'm

really happy about it. Scott Hend for bogey at seven.

There's something of the John Daly in this fella, hugely talented, but

just does stupid things. It was a bizarre choice of shot at 17.

Throwing away handfuls of whatever. Needs a good putt now. This is for

bogey at nine for Kaymer. Ugly six on his card at nine. Errant tee

shot, got greedy. Out in level par 35. One eagle, one double bogey.

Five behind now, 6-under. Good tee shot but quite a long way back for

Chris Wood. Superb iron, sweetly struck. Working

off the slope. High quality shot. He's had a few of those this

morning. Looking anxious, it's got the pace

on it. At last, a birdie on the card, the first red figure. 8-under,

back to where he started. Thomas Aiken was just off the green

on the other side and played a dreadful shot through the green.

He's making a complete mess of this hole. Our Championship leader, Chris

Wood at the 9th. This to go to 12-under. Easy PC. -- easy peasy.

What is he playing off today? I don't know, but were losing. If

Thomas Aiken is going to win this, I think he needs to hole this. Oh

dear. Ugly and untimely double bogey, dropping back to 6-under. YE

Yang for three at nine. That was always wide, just too wide. Four is

always acceptable. Chris Wood's tee shot at ten. It sounded fluffy but

he might get away with it because the greens are so fast. He has got

away with it, that was a That was a chance, oh my word. He's

going to have to do something very impressive on the back nine. It's

just getting away from Westwood now. Chris Woods to save par, leading by

three at the moment. The first blemish on the card for Chris Wood

today. Out in 29, remarkable front nine. Danny Willett did that earlier

in the week as well. But that will be shot. At least one, still not

dead yet. It wasn't a dreadful tee shot at ten

for Chris Wood, but just a slight misjudgement of distance. His first

bogey of the day. His lead is down to two.

I don't know what's happening, whether it's the lateness of the

hour. That's a dreadful shot. Good look at the face for Tyrell

Hatton, a bank to go over here. Hmm... Grappling for his par here.

After all the early good scoring, they are just beginning to falter.

Chris Wood dropping his first of the day, still two clear. Yang in bother

at ten. Tyrell Hatton was in the sand on the

ninth of the tee. Came out just short of the green, pitched to hear,

and I thought he had that. Grumping and growling and sinking to the

knees. Not much happening today, but Danny Willett, he sinks one. He is

up finally. Double bogey at the 4th, eagle at the 5th and nothing since

then until now. Four behind. Julien Quesne on the edge of the bunker.

Awkward shot, hoping to find the green. Bit of a tangled lie.

That was extraordinary. I don't know if it was up against a stone,

Rupert, Bush, I don't know what happened there. -- stone,

Chris Wood from the other side of the fairway. Come back, very good.

What a shot. Bogey at ten, and he will bounce straight back here with

a birdie. Chris Wood is looking better and better with every passing

hole. YE Yang to save par at ten. This is a hit and a prayer. It might

hit the flag. Well, would you... It was the only way he could get it

close. Yang to drop just one at ten. In it goes, but Yang slips back to

8-under, so Chris Wood is leading by three, it might be four in a moment.

First dropped shot of the day for the South Korean. It's been an

adventure for Julien Quesne at 11. Heather down the left, fluffing it

into the bunker, pitched here, hit the flag. All the fun of the fair

and this is to drop just one. Which he does, slipping back to seven, but

not too damaging. Bearing in mind all that has gone before.

Chris Wood, after bogey at ten, birdie at 11, and his lead is now

four. Seven holes to play. Yang at 11. I was about to say...

Core blimey. There are a few plays in with a shout if they can ever get

their game together. -- a few players. A good look at the tee shot

at 12 of Chris Wood. A couple of trees, try and find the gap,

right-to-left, follow the contours on the tracer. Good luck, everyone.

Too much. It dropped down and hit the tree and came up short of the

ditch. I think he has been fortunate. Still not pleasant but

could have been worse. We can see if Julien Quesne can find the right

shape. A huge crowd, funnelling down. It leaks off to the left. A

few are applauding generously. It will be OK down there. Not quite

reaching the ditch. It's fine but just not pretty.

a beautiful shot on the opening hole that was.

Tyrrell Hatton has had his problems as well full of it is for a bogey on

the 10th. He is, as they say, spending money

on this final day. Chris Wood has got a bit of a truncated

follow-through. He's just got to pitch it back. Could have been far

worse off the tee. Just creeps onto the fairway. Still will be able to

get home in three. Yang's third shot. Third at the 11th. I don't

know what has got into this chap. He's either so terribly nervous...

He's just lost his swing altogether. Third shot the Chris Wood. -- for

Chris Wood. Down, down, down, that is the urgent call. There is a

little table top in the middle of the green.

Yang, his fourth shot at the 11th. It's all gone very messy. Big swing

at the end on this one. You are Chris Doak it up the right-hand

side, it looks awful and then all of a sudden it goes sharp left-hand end

up not too bad. Not too bad. That's a good view of this 12th green. It

used to be fairly level with the rest of the fairway and then they

built it up. Julien Quesne to play. In two for a birdie. Not good.

Here is Qaim up on the 13th. Long par attempt. -- here is Kaymer.

Apart from that eagle on the fourth, it has not been good so far for

Kaymer. Bogey and double bogey come he moves back to 5-under. Time

running out for Kaymer. Chris Wood, having down the trees off the tee.

Going to sit down. A bit of work left. Interesting, the course has

got three very tough holes to be played, 13, 15 and 16, a lot of

bogeys of those. Julien Quesne for his birdie. Chris Wood having a

little look from the sidelines to check the break. Sweetly done. Very

nice putt. He moves within four at the moment, 8-under par. He's got a

little tasty one here. Chris Wood with a four stroke lead. He sort of

controls his own destiny. This is to save his par. That is the easiest

hole on the course. 38 birdies today. No birdie here for Chris Wood

but a par and he maintains his four shot lead.

The second shot. A good tee shot for Jaco van Zyl. Seeing where the tee

is at the 15th. It is 5-under par. Please be good... Oh! It's very

good. So tricky to get to that flag where it is cut today, with that

breeze blowing. A par now for Julien Quesne. Just get it out of the sand.

-- a par-5. Just 148 yards left for Chris Wood.

A stronger of a drive. -- a stonker. Ooh! And unforced errors.

Danny Willett, 15. This is for his par. Problems off the tee.

Van Zyl for a very scarce birdie at the 15th today. And he's done it!

He's earned it, after an excellent approach. 6-under par. 8-under Leeds

in the clubhouse. Feet aiming right commission old is a little open. --

feet aiming right, shoulders a little open. He's scuffed it a bit

come he hit a stone. Something hard under the ball. After a perfect

drive, struggling for his par. It's got to be his moment sometime here

Andrew. Must be now. He needs this and he needs a couple more. Well,

he's looking at the green, but I wouldn't say that was the prettiest

of strokes. Julien Quesne now, for his par. He found the bunker off the

tee. Down the hill and up the other side.

A lot of energy in that one. Can he wriggle out of this 13th with

a par? He has, you know! What a putt. Just at the right time. Five

holes to come. That was a gem, that was a little beauty. Just what he's

after. Now, Julien Quesne, to drop just one shot. He watched his

playing partner role in his par putt. Julien Quesne back to 7-under,

five behind Chris Wood, now. Second shot of Danny Willett, on the

16th. I think that should be quite good!

LAUGHTER Let's see, Danny. Well, that's a

great shot from there. Really is. Moving it around the edge of the

trees. Wood, putting up a severe little

tier, here. A little shy. Beautiful putt on the eighth from long range,

but a bit of work to do. Don't count Danny out. This is for a birdie at

the 16th. They have been in short supply. He's made it. Two par fives

to come. He holed one from a similar distance

at the last for par, can he do so again? Not over yet by any stretch

of the imagination. His lead will go down to three. Rikard Karlberg,

after his 65, the man closest to him.

Interesting to see the current Ryder Cup standings. Chris Wood currently

in 13th place, with nine to play their way in by right for the

automatic places. This will really help his automatic chances of

getting into town clerk's team, were he to land this huge title. -- into

Aaron clerk's team. He has struggled off this tee all week. Can he

reached it in two? Gone right. Where is that? Down the path, way down

there. I've never seen anyone go down there, Peter. That is on its

way to the eighth hole. On its way to the 18th tee. Doubtful now but he

could have set a good target. A frustrating day on the greens it has

been fully west. This is for a par. -- on the greens it has been, for

Lee Westwood. APPLAUSE

One or two if the parts but a view very good ones that haven't found

the bottom of the cup. -- iffy putts. Coming out of the rough.

Chris Wood, doesn't want to miss right.

Nicely played. Very nicely done. A conservative positional shot, just

what he needed. Well, Willett is down in the jungle there now. If

he's got a clear shot and a decent lie, it's possible he could get it

somewhere... Well, that will go all the way back down the bottom. Well,

what a week he's had. Wattel, it is quick down the hill.

Is it that quick? Giving it his best. Just a fraction more. He was

in the hunt last week in Ireland. Hello! A bit of a misread. He

thought it was going to turn the other way. Come on, Danny. Let's

have a bit of magic. Going with the putter out of the hollow on the

17th. It's a big ask, he knows he needs something. Oh my. Ooh matron.

After the 18th, Romain Wattel. He pops one in. Not too bad. That will

be a nice week's pocket money. 15 holes played for Chris Wood. He's

11-under par. 5-under on his round. He leads by three. Westwood, after

that splendid second at the 15th. Just up the left-hand side. He's

overdone it... Now, Chris Wood with this ghastly,

difficult, horrible one. Well, he tried to play a little, I don't

know, a little jigger up the left. Tried to play a bit of Seve magic

but wasn't quite up to it. Danny Willett, second shot. Having a cut

at the green. Not a very big target. Drifting away. Straight in the sand.

And look where the flag is, right at the back left.

Chris Wood long putt for a par. It swing from the left. I don't know

whether as much as much as that... No, it's coming late. Still a bit to

do. Hang on, hang on. Well, I heard Danny Willett say after his second

shot, "How can you get round this golf course with a swing like that?"

He went to chase this one out of the slope. That's pretty good from

there. Just under a yard. APPLAUSE

Always in the bag. Damage limitation, just the one stroke

gained. Danny Willett, then, to try to

finish with a four here. Yes! He has it at the very last, Danny Willett.

Too many wayward shots. APPLAUSE

Very important shot, that he gets it somewhere in play. Five here would

be OK. That is a cracking drive. Write down the middle. Splits the

fairway. Well, after that 71, Danny Willett wine since elfin first spot.

He's with Hazel. Danny, as we speak, third place. Another top five finish

for you. We know you had a lead at one stage in this Championship. With

hindsight, how will you reflect on your endeavours? I hit too many bad

shots but plenty of good ones, plenty of birdies. Just the ones I

hit bad this week seemed to be a bit more destructive than usual. That's

just this golf course. You've not got to be 1 million miles off and it

can jump up and bite you. It all seemed to happen really quickly. The

two days, I had a bit of a blip for 45 minutes and that is four shots on

each day and it's hard to make up four shots around this golf course.

You take some of those away and it could have been another good week.

COMMENTATOR: This is Chris Wood, our leader, his third shot. Just missed

the fairway on the right. Played up to here. This is not easy, it's in

the hollow in front of the green and then pitch it in. That was played

with far too much loft on that, I fancy. Pitched it straight in the

face. Look at the 18th, Kaymer's second shot.

He joins the group who will be thinking what might have been. It

should come down the hill a bit. Certainly safety first, but not easy

to judge because you come out of a steep bank. Over the other side it's

pretty quick. Within a yard would be a beauty.

Well, well, well. Two shots, his lead.

Well, that was... Even when the golf suddenly becomes scrappy and nervy

and edgy, it is still exciting. You feel this has to go. Has he done it?

No he hasn't come yet he has! Oh boy oh boy oh boy, what a time to drop a

shot. Three shots gone in his last four

holes. One Dub Lake 1-shot lead. -- one to play, one shot lead. Kaymer,

for an eagle. Left, left, just left. Not quite his day-to-day, Martin

Kaymer. A closing birdie. An eagle on the fourth, a double bogey on the

ninth. One birdie to finish with a 73. Still a top ten finish but he

would have been hoping for so much more. Well, he knows a par is good

enough if he is aware of the leaderboard, and I'm sure he is.

Sensible off the tee. Must find the fairway.

Somebody likes it. And that's the reason why. The thing is now, will

he go for the green or they are and pitch it in for two putts. Rikard

Karlberg hoping for the best, keeping warm.

Probably an eight or 9-iron, no more. Keep it great. Yes he has.

He's quite a way back. Watch the spin. We've seen it done before.

Back it comes, into the water. Job done. Well, he is keeping warm,

Rikard Karlberg. But Chris Wood is doing what he has to do, plotting

his way down the 18th. Here we go, Wood's dirt shot. Three from here to

win. Got to get over the water. Is it, is it? Will it spin? Yes, it

does. Pretty good shape. Exactly where he was aiming as well, safe

and secure, 20 feet wide of the flag, job nearly done. At the moment

he's heading for the biggest win of his career, the biggest cheque of

his career. The man who left onto the scene as a youngster, back in

Oakdale at -- Birkdale at The Open. Two putts for his biggest victory on

the European Tour and one of the biggest winds -- at one of the

biggest tournaments. Two putts, for victory. Looks good. Ooh... I think

that will be OK. It's about 20 inches.

Chance to finish with a birdie. Chance to tie Danny Willett in third

place. It just bobbled with about three feet to go. It just took a

bobble and stayed on that line. Still a good finish. Fourth place,

6-under par. The man has missed his last two cuts. A great finish for a

level par round of 72. A wonderful setting, huge crowd looking on.

Little tiddler to win the pot! Well done. Well done, Chris Wood, BMW PGA

champion 2016. Great love. -- great stuff. Great victory by

Chris Wood. They will be celebrating on the Clifton suspension Bridge

tonight. A great victory, strained at times but well done.

And our congratulations to Chris Wood. He has come so far here over

the years. We remember on his debut in 2010, he was tied for sixth

place. He has landed the big one, the biggest title of his career so

far, is third European Tour win and in some nervy fashion at the end,

but he your champion. And as Chris Wood, our champion, towers over me,

time to give out the prizes today, in the company of the chief

executive of the European Tour and Doctor Ian Robinson from BMW, lovely

to see you. Great week and a great winner. I gave it to Chris last year

and again this year. It's a really special event and a great fight at

the end. It is what you deserve. Hand it over, thank you, Ian. Our

champion is crowned! CHEERING

Well, Chris, we remember your debut year six years ago and you've waited

some time to get your hands on this. This is your third European Tour

title but I suspect it could be your greatest day in golf, yeah? Yes, the

strength of the field every year in the BMW PGA is just so strong. To

win a tournament like this takes a lot of very good golf. And on such a

great golf course... I have to thank BMW, they put on some of the best

events for us players. I've always wanted to win one. I love my BMWs!

Yeah, this is a massive win for me. It was a fantastic start to you,

covering the front nine in 29. A four shot lead with only five holes

to go, but one to play with coming down the 18th, I wonder how nerve

wracking those closing holes were for you? There you! It's not an easy

course to finish on. -- very! You've got to hit some really solid shots

coming in from 13 onwards really. There's potential trouble

everywhere. And when you're leading, it seems to make it ten times

harder. But it doesn't matter how many you win by, if you're one ahead

or ten ahead, I've still got my hands on this. So many positives do

this title and one of them for you could be a leapfrogging up the Ryder

Cup rankings. How positive a day has it been for you in that regard?

Yeah, obviously it's a target of mine. I made a great start in the

rankings last season. I've had a so-so year up to here and been there

or thereabouts, but this is obviously going to go a long way to

helping me push towards sneaking in the team, really. I need to start

focusing on putting in some more good finishes to try and cement my

place and not rely on Mr Clarke picking me! Well, I'm sure if more

performances like this come your way he will be picking you. Imagination

is once again. -- congratulations once again.

Thanks, Hazel. Let's round up some of the other leading contenders for

you. Lee Westwood birdied the last for a 3-under par finish for the

Championship but closed out today with a disappointing 76. Other

chances for the we hope. YE Yang finishing with a 75. Tyrrell Hatton

out of the final group. A 75 for him today and a tie for seventh place

for the local. Overnight leader Scott Hend, a truly terrible round

from the Australian, a round of 78 and a share of 15th place, like

Westwood. Chris Wood, this is his final putt, this is the kind of

distance you like to have to close out a big win, isn't it? A round of

69 to take the victory. Out in 29, home in 40 but he hung on. A 1-shot

victory over Rikard Karlberg, who really did brighten everybody's day

with that scintillating round of 65. Danny Willett steadied the ship

today with a round of 71 for outright third place. A 3-way tie

for fourth place. Andrew Johnston, a round of 67 with an eagle at the

last, giving everyone a lock to smile about. He's in a group with a

tie for seventh place. A bit further down, the name of Lee Westwood in

that chair of 15th place after that round of 76. We will doubtless see

much more of Chris Wood over the coming months in what is going to be

a very significant summer of sport on the BBC. Highlights of the

Scottish Open and The Open from Troon, live coverage of the Rio

Olympics and before all of that in less than a fortnight, the European

football Championships. On that subject, I hope you will be watching

this on Wednesday night. But tonight we salute a home win

here at the Wentworth Club. Chris Wood naturally stands tall in the

world of golf, but tonight he stands head and shoulders above everyone

else. Goodbye.