Golf lessons Bangkok using our golf simulators, instructors and Golf swing lessons by professional trainers at our indoor training centre Free guest pass golf ThailandKHON KAEN, Thailand - Thailand's Udorn Duangdecha sparked a superb final day charge to win his maiden Asian Tour title at the King's Cup on Sunday. 
Udorn, who entered the final round five strokes off the lead, fired a sparkling six-under-par 66 for a four-day total of 12-under-par 276 for a two-stroke victory at the Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club. South African Jbe Kruger settled for his third runner-up finish this season after narrowly missing his 50 feet eagle putt on the 18th hole. He signed off with a 73 for a 278 total to take a share of second place with Thailand's Pariya Junhasavasdikul and Korean Mo Joong-Kyung. Joint overnight leader Prom Meesawat of Thailand slipped to tied fifth place following a 74 with countryman Kwanchai Tannin on a 279 total at the 300,000-dollar event.Australian Tony Carolan (74) and Thai duo Thaworn Wiratchant (71) and Piya Swangarunporn (66) were a stroke back on 280 in tied seventh place. "It is such an honour to win this tournament for the King. I really put in all my effort today to win the King's Cup and I'm glad it all worked out in my favour," said the 40-year-old, whose victory was worth 47,550 dollars.
"I want to dedicate this victory to my King."Udorn, who is the third Thai player to win on the Asian Tour this season, posted a bogey free round with six birdies and finally landed his first Asian Tour title in the event held to commemorate the King of Thailand's birthday.
"I want to dedicate this victory to my King."Udorn, who is the third Thai player to win on the Asian Tour this season, posted a bogey free round with six birdies and finally landed his first Asian Tour title in the event held to commemorate the King of Thailand's birthday.
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