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Allenby wins Australian Open

Robert Allenby won his second Australian Open title by a stroke despite shooting a five-over 77 in the final round at the Moonah Links Golf Course. Allenby, the 1994 winner, finished on a four-under total of 284, one ahead of fellow Australian`s John Senden, Nick O'Hern and Paul Sheehan.

Allenby started the day on nine under but in trying conditions was quickly back within reach of the field after making the turn three over the card after shooting 39.

West Australian Nick O'Hern shot a final round of 72 to earn a share of second on three-under, while Sheehan had a one-over 73 and Senden a two-under 70.

Allenby said after claiming victory at the last, "I was too scared to commit to shots, especially those first five or six holes,"

"Once I was 4-over after about six holes, I pretty much said 'I've got to do something, I've got to forget about the hand and just go and play golf'."

"It's your national title, it's like a U.S. Open, that's the way it's meant to play," Allenby said. "You can't say, 'oh it's too tough'."

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