Dustin Johnson runs away with Sentry Tournament of Champions
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KAPALUA, Hawaii - A new year brought out the best in Dustin Johnson, who powered his way to an 8-under 65 and an eight-shot victory Sunday in the Sentry Tournament of Champions.
In a field that featured the top five players in the world, Johnson made a strong opening statement that the No. 1 ranking he has held for nearly a year might be difficult to take away.
Johnson stretched a two-shot lead to six strokes at the turn, then delivered the biggest moment of the week with a drive on the par-4 12th hole that stopped 6 inches from the cup for a tap-in eagle.
He finished at 24-under 268 for his 17th career victory.
Jon Rahm closed with a 69 to finish second and move to No. 3 in the world.
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