With 72 holes unable to determine a winner at the South
Pacific Export Radler PNG Open the tournament headed into overtime.

Finishing regulation play tied on 11-under the card Aaron
Willkin, Brad Moules and amateur Anthony Quayle headed to a playoff.

Playing the par-3 18^th sudden death it took just
two holes to determine the winner with Moules emerging victorious.

Moules fired 5-under 67 in the final round to earn his place
in the playoff and his first PGA Tour of Australasia title.

This is the first time that the PNG Open was a PGA Tour of
Australasia tournament and Moules is set to reap the benefits.

In addition to picking up the first place cheque of AU$21,000
he is now also fully exempt on the Tour until the end of 2017.

Moules will now be able to tee it up in the Tour’s
biggest tournaments including the European co-sanctioned Australian PGA
Championship and Fiji International.