Matthew Millar has continued his good run of form in 2015 claiming a wire-to-wire victory at the Qantas Fiji Teams Challenge.

Millar
finished 1-under the card after the 54 hole tournament, one shot ahead of the
fast finishing Pieter Zwart, who’s bogey free final round of five-under 67 was
the lowest round of the tournament played at Natadola Bay Championship Golf
Course.   

Starting the
final day one shot ahead of Tim Hart, Millar was never really troubled until
late in the round.

Pieter Zwart
was staking a late charge for the title and was 5-under for his round with one
hole to play.

Playing their
respective last holes, Millar could only manage a bogey five, opening the door
for Zwart to force a playoff. Unfortunately Zwart’s putt would slide past the
hole, handing Millar the win.

Millar, the
current New Zealand PGA Champion was happy with the victory which is the
perfect preparation for the Thailand Open next week.

"The week
here at Natadola Bay has been great, and I really couldn’t have picked a better
tournament to play ahead of the OneAsia event in Thailand next week," said
Millar.

"The Natadola
Bay course is just so unforgiving, penalising any kind of error you make
whether it be with the long or short game."

"The course
gives you a test in all facets of your game and it’s nice to have won the
Qantas Fiji Teams Challenge around such a tough layout."

In the teams
competition, Blair Riordan’s team of Petah Oberman, John Cox and Penny McGovern
came from six shots behind in the final round to pip Adam Stephens and his team
on a countback to become the team champions.

Riordan’s team
shot an amazing 259 points for the 54 holes, including a 93 point effort in the
final round.

After six
weeks of travel through Papua New Guinea, the Central Queensland Mining Towns
and Fiji, Professionals on the Sunshine Swing of the Choice Hotels PGA Pro-Am
Series will now enjoy a few weeks at home before the Series starts again at the
Pioneer Valley Pro-Am in July.   

The Sunshine
Swing forms part of the Choice Hotels PGA Pro-Am Series which comprises of 200
events Australia wide.

Played across
more than 170 golf courses around Australia the Choice Hotels PGA Pro-Am Series
plays an important part in the development of Australia’s Professional golfers
whilst also growing the game at a grass roots level by engaging an estimated
48,000 amateur golfers each year.