Northern Ireland's Jonathan Caldwell has won his first European Tour title after shooting a 64 in the final round of the Scandinavian Mix.
The Down man had eight birdies, an eagle and two bogeys in his final round to finish the tournament on 17-under par.
But the highlight of the 37-year-old's round was undoubtedly a brilliant approach shot from the rough on the 18th to set up a closing birdie.
He then had to wait in the clubhouse to see if anyone could catch him and when Spaniard Adrian Otaegui three-putted the 18th green for bogey, Caldwell bagged his maiden win, €166,000 in prize money and a two-year exemption on the tour.
He said after the round: "It's been a dream of mine for an awful long time. A lot of hard work goes into it, and it hasn't quite sunk in yet. But hopefully there is more to come.
"In 2009 I played my first year on the tour and lost my card. I played my tours over the years, and worked as well in a local golf store. It's been a long road but finally I'm here."
The unique event was hosted by Swedish golf legends Annika Sorenstam and Henrik Stenson, with men and women competing against each other.
Caldwell said: "It's been a tremendous week. What they have done this week is fantastic. I hope we have more weeks like this.
"The golf course was tremendous. I played with some great girls this week. I got a fist pump from Annika when I came off 18, which was pretty incredible."
In an emotional post-round interview, the Down golfer struggled to hold back the tears.
He added: "The golf club at home will probably be going bonkers. So just put a tab on and crack on guys and enjoy.
"My parents have been with me the whole way. I look forward to talking to them tonight."
