LOS ANGELES: Hideki Matsuyama fired a course record-equalling nine-under par 61 on Sunday (Monday in Manila) to win the Bridgestone Invitational by five strokes for a second World Golf Championships win.
The world number three from Japan marched to the title with an eagle and seven birdies. His 16-under total of 264 put him five in front of two-time major winner Zach Johnson, who closed with a 68 for 269.
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