Gourley took a five-shot lead to the par-four last but had to take two penalty drops from bushes, with the 17-year-old then producing up and down from 100 yards to scramble a quadruple-bogey eight and take home the trophy. Price dominates the pair's head-to-head record, having won 11 of their 16 clashes, and more significantly, the world champion has won each of their last eight meetings. The world No 1 was in tungsten turmoil at one stage against 'The Bullet', but he overcame an injury scare and a hostile crowd to book his place in a second consecutive Grand Prix final. It was a stellar month for his swashbuckling side, who scored at least three goals in five of their six games. That made 17 in total to add to their 13 October points. Clarke's tactic of trying to out-score the opposition appears to be working.