Kiwi Ryan Fox has stormed home to finish second at the European Tour's Victoria Open in Geelong.
Fox carded an eight-under 64 final round, featuring two eagles and four birdies, to rise to 17-under for the tournament.
His round was three strokes better than any other player's round on the final day.
Australian Min Woo Lee won by two shots at 19-under.
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Fox says it was one of the best rounds he's ever played.
"Probably the best round I've played in a tournament," Fox said. "I would not have thought 64 was out there at the start of the day. It looked like there's a few good scores from the guys.
"I think the only saving grace with this wind direction is you either play a hole straight down or straight into. There's not too many cross breezes. I made a couple of eagles obviously, which was nice. I hit a lot of shots inside sort of 15‑foot and made a couple of those, which is not really what you expect to do today.
"I kind of never really felt like I was under any pressure out there, which in conditions like this, that's always nice. Looks like it's going to be a couple short but I'm certainly not complaining."