Oakley’s Ian Poulter carded a closing 72, one over par, to edge out China’s Liang Wen-chong by one shot and complete a nervous wire-to-wire victory in the Barclays Singapore Open.

With former Asian number one Liang in the clubhouse at nine under following a final round of 70, Poulter stood on the 18th tee with a one stroke lead after seeing his five shot halfway cushion wiped out on Saturday.

But the 33 year-old Englishmen held his nerve to make par and secure his first win since the Dunlop Phoenix Open in Japan in 2007 and his first on The European PGA Tour since Madrid in 2006.

Oakley golf had its single biggest showing ever at a Grand Slam tournament on the PGA Tour at the 109th US Open.

The US Open is back at Bethpage Black on Long Island, New York once again. Bethpage Black is only the third public course to have the honor of hosting the US Open tournament. 2002 was the first time Bethpage Black hosted the US Open and it provided a very tough course, an even tougher New York crowd and amazing golf.

In striking fashion, long-time Oakley eyewear supporter Will MacKenzie took down two fellow players in a play-off at the Viking Classic.