<p>Davies won at the first playoff hole involving Thailand's Nontaya Srisawang, South Africa's Tandi Cuningham, the round two leader yesterday, and Sweden's Louise Friberg.After a poor second round yesterday, she fought her way back to finish the final round with a two-under 70 to tie 213 with Nontaya, Cuningham and Friberg.<br /><br />Davies now takes her fight to the last stop at next month's 500,000 euro Omega Dubai Ladies Masters in Dubai from December 8-11 at the Emirates Golf Club.<br /><br />She would be involved in a duel with South Africa's Lee-Anne Pace to decide on the winner of the Henderson's Money List.Today's win at the DLF Golf & Country Club is Davies' 79th.<br />France's Cassandra Kirkland was the sole finisher on fifth spot with a total of 214. She played a final round of one-over 73, while defending champion Pornanong Phatlum of Thailand, who was going for a hat-trick, and Italy's Veronica Zorzi finished joint sixth with 215 total.<br /><br />In the playoff, Davies was two-on on the par-five 18th and two-putted for a birdie that gave her the title. Incidentally it was the same hole that resurrected her title hopes during regulation play when she eagled to keep herself afloat.<br /><br />Nontaya was three-on and two putted for a par while the two other players Cuningham and Friberg hit their ball into the water.<br /><br />"I love the 18th. It gave me life, it gave me money and it gave me the title. I'll remember this hole for a long, long time. It was my third win in 15 playoffs," said Davies, who is now about 30,000 euros short of Pace's earning on the Money List."This means I have to win in Dubai to surpass Lee-Anne's earnings," said Davies</p>
<p>Davies won at the first playoff hole involving Thailand's Nontaya Srisawang, South Africa's Tandi Cuningham, the round two leader yesterday, and Sweden's Louise Friberg.After a poor second round yesterday, she fought her way back to finish the final round with a two-under 70 to tie 213 with Nontaya, Cuningham and Friberg.<br /><br />Davies now takes her fight to the last stop at next month's 500,000 euro Omega Dubai Ladies Masters in Dubai from December 8-11 at the Emirates Golf Club.<br /><br />She would be involved in a duel with South Africa's Lee-Anne Pace to decide on the winner of the Henderson's Money List.Today's win at the DLF Golf & Country Club is Davies' 79th.<br />France's Cassandra Kirkland was the sole finisher on fifth spot with a total of 214. She played a final round of one-over 73, while defending champion Pornanong Phatlum of Thailand, who was going for a hat-trick, and Italy's Veronica Zorzi finished joint sixth with 215 total.<br /><br />In the playoff, Davies was two-on on the par-five 18th and two-putted for a birdie that gave her the title. Incidentally it was the same hole that resurrected her title hopes during regulation play when she eagled to keep herself afloat.<br /><br />Nontaya was three-on and two putted for a par while the two other players Cuningham and Friberg hit their ball into the water.<br /><br />"I love the 18th. It gave me life, it gave me money and it gave me the title. I'll remember this hole for a long, long time. It was my third win in 15 playoffs," said Davies, who is now about 30,000 euros short of Pace's earning on the Money List."This means I have to win in Dubai to surpass Lee-Anne's earnings," said Davies</p>