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Langer tops Jimenez in playoff to win 7th PGA Tour Champions title of season

PGA Tour Champions PowerShares QQQ Championship Sherwood Country Club, Thousand Oaks, Calif. WINNER: Bernhard Langer MONEY: $305,000 SCORE: 11-under 205 BUZZ: Langer defeated Miguel Angel Jimenez in a two-hole playoff to capture the second leg of the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs and win his seventh title of the season. Langer, 60, put together a final-round 5-under 67 to overtake 54-hole leader David Toms, who finished third. A lipped-out 15-foot birdie putt on his 72nd hole left Langer in a tie with Jimenez, but two playoff holes later at the par-4 18th, Langer sunk a 30-footer for birdie to seal the victory.

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