Gangjee ends 40th at Phoenix Open, Kanaya wins

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Rahil Gangjee shot a 3-under 69 on the final day to finish tied-40th in the Dunlop Phoenix Open. Gangjee finished at 2-under. Takumi Kanaya won the title on the fourth playoff hole after two players totalled 13-under.

Berlin
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