Organized with the backing of the Edward Stream Gathering, the Deniliquin Golf Club staff and individuals spread out the doormat for their most memorable occasion on the adidas PGA Pro-Am Series.
It was a particularly warm greeting for Lawson whose old buddy Noel Swainger is a part at Deniliquin and mentor Darrell Brown made the outing up from Geelong.
On top of investing some energy rehearsing in the first part of the day, Brown assisted for Lawson in the early evening as he raged home to post 8-under 64 and a one-stroke win from youngster Toby Walker.
Lawson drove going into the last round of the BRG Open Golf Championship Da Nang on the Asian Improvement Visit yet was neglected by individual Australian Aaron Wilkin.
He rushed to disregard that failure and tap into the great structure he has shown for a significant part of the year.
“I feel like the greater part of the year I’ve been moving and afterward to come here – one of my great mates is a part here – so I was really loose.
“I accomplished a few work with my mentor toward the beginning of today and he was on the sack so felt better.”
Lawson commended the introduction of the fairway on Wednesday, matching up his speed completely late to isolate himself from the field.
Ruben Lal’s 4-under 68 was awesome of the morning players, Lawson making birdie at three of his last four openings to move clear of Walker (65) and Matt Millar (66).
“The greens were moving great, very fast,” added Lawson, who will guard his WA Open title at Joondalup Nation Club one month from now.
“There’s just four or five greens staff so to get the greens in the condition they are is totally fabulous.
“I examined three openings to go and saw that there were a couple of us at 6-under.
“Moved several great putts in late. It’s in every case great to win, opening a couple of putts and move past the line.”
The adidas PGA Pro-Am Series proceeds with its stretch along the Murray Stream with Thursday’s Stuart Appleby Cohuna Golf Club Pro-Am in Cohuna.
