Munoz clinches first PGA Tour title with play-off win

Sebastian Munoz secured his maiden PGA Tour victory with a play-off win at the Sanderson Farms Championship on Sunday.

The Colombian holed a late birdie in regulation at the Country Club of Jackson to force a play-off with Im Sung-jae.

A par at the first play-off hole was enough for Munoz, who became just the second Colombian to win on the PGA Tour, joining Camilo Villegas.

"It was just a great day," Munoz told the Golf Channel.

"Putts weren't going in but me and my caddie just stayed confident, like it's coming, it's coming, it's coming and when it came, this place just erupted, it was awesome. Just speechless.

"[Joaquin Niemann's win at the Greenbrier Classic] definitely gave me the belief that I needed, the little extra belief that I'm good enough, that I'm here and it's just crazy."

The emotions of a first-time champion. Congratulations, @JSMunozGolf! The 26-year-old wins @Sanderson_Champ.#LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/DWQZjKeW2p

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 22, 2019

Munoz fired a two-under 70 in the final round, but needed a dramatic late birdie to finish at 18 under alongside Im (66).

He holed a 14-footer for birdie at the last before both players made a nervous start to the play-off, wayward off the tee and with their second shots.

CLUTCH. @JSMunozGolf drains birdie to force a playoff. His reaction says it all. #LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/oo2T2etSs6

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 22, 2019

But, having left himself in a better position, Munoz managed a par after Im missed his attempt.

Byeong Hun An (69) was outright third at 17 under, a shot ahead of Kevin Streelman (64) and Carlos Ortiz (71).