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Rising American talent Jordan Spieth shot the round of his life for an eight-under-par 63 as his rivals labored in the Sydney wind to claim his second professional title by six strokes at the Australian Open on Sunday.

Rod Pampling, Greg Chalmers and Brett Rumford finished second, third and fourth, respectively, Sunday at the Australian Open, thus claiming spots in 2015's third major of the year, the Open Championship.

Local hero Thaworn Wiratchant carded a five-under-par 67 in the final round to win the King's Cup in Thailand by two strokes on Sunday for his 18th title on the Asian Tour.

American prodigy Jordan Spieth said closing out his victory at the Australian Open in such spectacular style on Sunday was a major step on the path that he hopes will take him to the top of the world rankings one day.

Jordan Spieth produced the best round of his life, carding an eight-under-par 63 to win the Australian Open by six strokes.

Jordan Spieth played the best round of his life to shoot an 8-under 63 on Sunday and win the Australian Open by six strokes, making his first trip Down Under a successful one.