George Coetzee needed to maintain his eye on his watch on Sunday after getting put on the clock in the final round of the Telkom PGA Championship at Country Club Johannesburg, however it did not prevent him walking to a two-shot triumph.

He completed with a 27-under-par 261 total with his discount golf equipment after firing a near eight-under-par 64 to edge out Neil Schietekat by two golf shots.

Brandon Grace, the guy with whom he had tussled all week, ended up back into a share of 3rd with a fast-finishing Garth Mulroy two golf shots further back.

It was not until the trio were put on the clock at the 14th that the problem offered by Grace started to fade.

"It had been regrettable." stated Coetzee. "Gracie had been very conscious of it, and began rushing his golf shots. I knew it might really make a difference, and I attempted to make certain with my golf clubs, such as the TaylorMade R11 Driver. I attempted to tell myself that I am a speedy golfer and had nothing to bother about it."

Grace pressed his drive with his golf clubs on 14 into the trees, and, in an extremely lucky break, it ricocheted off a trunk on to the left side of the fairway.

There were times not long ago when Coetzee has doubted his capability to succeed, but he worked hard at working with that: "I kept informing myself that if I hit some bad golf shots I had been good enough to get better from them."

"I don't believe there are lots of people who have hit more balls with the TaylorMade R9 Super Tri Driver or other golf clubs than me over the last 2 years," stated Coetzee, who last received on the Sunshine Tour in 2008, "however I 'm extremely pleased it's finally paid off, because while you are battling, the question will be always whether you will get out of the rut."

"I often try and fire at flags all day long," he stated, "Johann Rupert informed me at last week's tournament to be a little less intense when things got difficult, and I performed that a lot," he stated.

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