(CNN) -- Swedish golfer Richard S. Johnson claimed his second European Tour title after sinking a monster putt to avoid a playoff at his home Scandinavian Masters on Sunday. The U.S.-based 33-year-old drained a 30-foot birdie effort at the final hole to end the hopes of Argentina's Rafa Echenique and follow up his 2002 victory in a co-sanctioned Australian event. Johnson went into the tournament without his regular caddy Lance Ten Broeck, who played in the British Senior Open instead, so his friend Anders Timmell -- a Stockholm radio DJ -- carried his bags instead. While Ten Broeck missed the cut at Carnoustie in Scotland, Johnson carded a final-round one-under-par 71 to finish on 11-under 277 at Bro Hof Slott.
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Richard S. Johnson ends his eight-year title drought on the European Tour
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The world No. 329 wins Scandinavian Masters near Stockholm for second title
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Bernhard Langer earns his first major title on the seniors circuit at British Open
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Jiyai Shin becomes first South Korean to win the women's Evian Masters in France
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