The Honda Classic at PGA National is one of the premier events on the PGA TOUR, and the first stop on the "Florida Swing." Top players on tour compete for a purse of over $5.6 million. Standing between them and victory is The Champion course at PGA National and the infamous "Bear Trap" - holes 15 - 17 - commonly regarded as the toughest three hole stretch on the PGA TOUR.

2011 Honda Classic at PGA National

Congratulations to Rory Sabbatini, winner of the 2011 Honda Classic at PGA National Resort & Spa

Rory Sabbatini shot even par and held off a charge by Y.E. Yang on Sunday to capture his first PGA TOUR victory since 2009 finishing -9 for the tournament. Yang was -4 on the day (-8 for the tournament) and closed to within a shot with late birdies in the round, but couldn't catch Sabbatini who birdied the 16th hole in the infamous Bear Trap to extend his lead.

While Sabbatini's Greg Norman-like hat was recognizable throughout the tournament, his ability to putt and tame the "Bear Trap" may have been the difference. Sabbatini played holes 15-17 at 1-under for the tournament while the rest of the field was 1-over par. During his second round he needed only 21 putts on his way to a 6-under par 64, tying the single round tournament record since the event's move to PGA National's Champion course.

Click here for post round press conference video from Rory Sabbatini.

2011 Honda Classic Tournament highlights (click each round for video): Round 1  Round 2  Round 3  Round 4