After opening with a steady 70, Vincent made the cut with a solid second round 69, then soared into contention with his Saturday masterclass. He followed that up with a final round 70 to close out the tournament on an 18 under-par 270, finishing four shots clear of seasoned campaigner Daniel van Tonder. “Well the first one went out of bounds and the second one followed suit. Once the second one goes out of bounds you start to get really nervous. But me and my team have been taking about fighting for a while, and that’s what was ringing in my head. Walking off the third green towards the fourth tee, I told myself the only way we can go through this is if we fight,” Vincent said of his experience on the third. The Zimbabwean did just that and rolled in seven birdies over the composite nine-hole setup for this tournament to carry him to the title. “Credit to my team throughout the last couple of months for instilling a lot in me to be able to fight like the way we did today. A lot goes on when you play a nine-hole loop and it’s my first time doing that. I really enjoyed it. All in all, it was a great day,” he said.