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Paul Lawrie wins Johnnie Walker title to mark Ryder Cup role

Paul Lawrie celebrated his return to Europe's Ryder Cup side by winning the Johnnie Walker Championship on home soil at Gleneagles today.

Paul Lawrie in pensive mood at Gleneagles
Paul Lawrie in pensive mood at Gleneagles

However, Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts was left needing a wild card when he failed to achieve the top-two finish he needed - an outcome that guaranteed German Martin Kaymer a second successive cap.

Lawrie made his eighth European Tour title - and third in Scotland - look easy, going from one ahead overnight to a four-stroke victory over Australian Brett Rumford, finishing 16 under.

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