OLIVER WILSON TAKES INDIVIDUAL HONOURS AT TAVISTOCK CUP

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England's Oliver Wilson inspired his team to victory at the Tavistock Cup at Isleworth in Florida this week.
Mansfield-born Wilson, pictured, shot a seven-under-par 65 to take the individual honours and help the Lake Nona club win the title.

Tiger Woods, gearing up for the Masters in April, shot 69, while his Albany team-mates Ian Poulter and Justin Rose shot 68 and 73 respectively.

David Howell (71), Darren Clarke (74) and Paul McGinley (74) all struggled as Surrey club Queenwood finished last.

European Ryder Cup duo Graeme McDowell and Ross Fisher were also part of the victorious Lake Nona side in the four-club event, which is similar in structure to the Ryder Cup.

Wilson, a Ryder Cup player in the 2008 match at Valhalla and a nine-time runner-up on the European Tour but never a winner, finished birdie-eagle-birdie to pip Team Isleworth's Robert Allenby to the Payne Stewart Trophy for the best round of the day by one shot.

Allenby's fellow Australian Adam Scott, playing for Queenwood, had the third best round, with a five-under 67.

Isleworth had gone into day two of the competition with a two-shot lead following the opening day's two-ball better-ball competition.

But Wilson's superb round helped Lake Nona storm to victory with an overall total of 43 under par, 16 shots better than Albany.
Final Scores:
Lake Nona -43
Albany -27
Isleworth -25

Queenwood -18