In a thrilling finish 24 year old Irishman, Rory McIlroy birdied the 18th hole to claim victory over US Masters champion and home favourite Adam Scott.

TAG Heuer was the Official Timekeeper for the tournament which together with the Australian Masters at Royal Melbourne in November, Perth International at Karrinyup iin October, and Australian Women’s Open at Royal Melbourne earlier this year, cements TAG Heuer’s long term association with golf in Australia.

TAG Heuer’s General Manager for Australia and New Zealand says the company was thrilled to be a part of the action that unfolded at Royal Sydney over the weekend.

“We are delighted to be associated with this prestigious tournament. The weekend saw some extraordinary golf from some of the world’s best playing at Royal Sydney, one of the finest courses in Australia. It is this combination of elite performance at an international level that fits so perfectly TAG Heuer’s values,” says Philip Richards.

The field competed for $1.25 million in prize money and the tournament champion, Rory McIIroy was presented with the TAG Heuer LINK chronograph.

TAG Heuer owned the 12th hole and TAG Heuer clocks were prominently positioned in the television arcs of the 1st, 10th, 17th and 18th tees for maximum television exposure and broadcast value.

Network SEVEN was the Host Broadcaster and covered all four days of the championship reaching a national and international audience of over 400 million households.