England's Simon Dyson came from six shots back at the start of the final round to clinch the KLM Open, beating Ireland's Peter Lawrie and Sweden's Peter Hedblom in a playoff Sunday.
After claiming six birdies in his first 12 holes, Dyson carded a course record-equalling seven under 63 and then birdied the first extra hole for his second title at the KLM Open.
Dyson previously won in 2006 on another 18-foot birdie putt.
"When I birdied the seventh and ninth I thought back to doing the same when I won," Dyson said. "Then I birdied the 12th like I did then."
Lawrie, who was one ahead of Dyson with three to play bogeyed the 16th, while Hedblom lost his fourth career playoff by firing a 25-foot putt wide.
Defending champion Darren Clarke settled for fifth alongside Welshman Jamie Donaldson.
