The big Swede closed with a bogey-free

The big Swede closed with a bogey-free, best-of-the-week, golf clubs sale seven-under 65 for a 15-under total that gave him a three-shot victory over Alvaro Quiros, the defending champion.

Lee Westwood, who was neck and neck with Karlsson callaway ft-iq driver at one stage during this final round-thriller at the tough Doha golf club, tied for third on 11 under with Australian Brett Rumford, the first round leader, but overnight leaders Paul Casey and fellow Brit Bradley Dredge both shot disappointing 74s to titleist 2010 ap2 irons finish a further shot back in joint fifth place.

After becoming the first Swedish player to be named ping g15 driver European number one in 2008, Karlsson was sidelined for four months last year suffering from blurred vision caused by fluid behind the retina in his left eye.

But at Doha Golf Club the 40-year-old was back to the form taylormade r7 cgb max fairway wood which saw him win twice in 2008 to ensure a second successive Ryder Cup appearance.