West Australian Jarryd Felton has won his first Professional
title in just his fifth start at a Pro.

Firing a final round 4-under 68, Felton secured a two shot
win at the NSW PGA Championship with a tournament total 13-under 275.

It’s an impressive victory for the 20-year-old who had to
pre-qualify for the tournament but has now set up his career at home with
exemption onto the PGA Tour of Australasia for the next two years.

Feeling comfortable throughout the round, Felton was unaware
of his position at the top of the leaderboard until the 18^th green
by which time, thanks to a birdie on the 17^th, he had a two shot
lead.

Finishing in share of runner-up on 11-under 277 are PGA TOUR
player Rhein Gibson, PGA Tour of Australasia player of the Year Matthew Millar,
James Nitties, Anthony Summers and Geoff Drakeford.

A shot further back finishing outright 7^th was
Max McCardle, while rounding out the top-10 on 8-under the card were David
McKenzie, Peter Cooke and Christopher Wood.

For all final scores please visit pga.org.au.

As the final event on the 2015 PGA Tour of Australasia
schedule, there was a lot on the line with some players in the field looking to
maintain their cards for 2016. For a full summary of what players needed to do
please visit pga.org.au.

For the final PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit please
visit pga.org.au.

 Key Quotes

Jarryd Felton, 65, 74,
68, 68, 13-under 275, champion

"I’m over the moon, walking down the last I didn’t really
know what the situation was but I saw the leaderboard and it was quite
overwhelming."

"I was really impressed with myself; I stuck to what was
best for me. I started with a birdie and normally I kind of get a little ahead
of myself and think hear I go, I can win this tournament. But it was definitely
too early to think that and I just kept going along making some birdies and
some nice par saves. The birdie on 17 made me feel really good, then walking
down 18 was great."

"The highlight was the 20 footer that I holed on 17 for birdie.
I knew I had to coast it down to make par to keep in it, not realising what was
going on, to hole it was a bonus."

"It takes a lot of pressure off, a trip to Q-School was on
the cards obviously so it’s taken that extra pressure off, I can plan out my
year now so we will go from there."