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Golf-Johnson holds off Tanihara to make Match Play final

World number one Dustin Johnson, bidding to make golfing history, edged surprise package Hideto Tanihara of Japan 1-up to reach the WGC-Dell Match Play final in Texas on Sunday.

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World number one Dustin Johnson, bidding to make golfing history, edged surprise package Hideto Tanihara of Japan 1-up to reach the WGC-Dell Match Play final in Texas on Sunday.

American Johnson will become the first player to win all four World Golf Championships events should he defeat young Spaniard Jon Rahm later on Sunday at Austin Country Club.

Johnson needed a birdie on the 17th hole and a par on the last to defeat the 54th-ranked Tanihara in their semi-final.

The American had led 3-up after seven holes but Tanihara made four birdies in the next seven holes to level the match.

Rahm made the final with a 3&2 victory over American Bill Haas. The 21st-ranked Rahm closed out the match with three birdies in the last four holes they played.

 

(This article has not been edited by DNA's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)

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