Tom Kim secured his first Rolex Series victory at the Scottish Open on Sunday, finishing two shots ahead of Min Woo Lee.
The South Korean golfer carded a bogey-free final round of 64 at the Renaissance Club.
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Kim's win ended a 1,001-day wait for a title.
His round featured three birdies on both the front and back nines, including a crucial birdie on the 16th hole that extended his lead.
Min Woo Lee finished second after a strong performance. He missed a birdie attempt on the 17th hole, which effectively sealed Kim's victory.
Lee expressed satisfaction with his week. "I'm just happy with the week and obviously a win would have been nice.
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But it was one of the first weeks that I was just happy with myself mentally," he said.
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Matt Fitzpatrick and Robert MacIntyre, along with Johnny Keefer and Keita Nakajima, shared third place, four shots behind Kim.
Fitzpatrick and MacIntyre entered the final day tied for the lead but could only manage one-under par 69 each.
Rory McIlroy, preparing for the Open Championship, showed strong form. He shot five birdies in his first seven holes and finished tied for seventh with Michael Thorbjornsen.
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His final score of 64 matched his lowest of the season.
