Gurugram, March 30 -- There are few things more spectacular in a golf tournament than chasing down the leader on the back nine of a golf tournament on Sunday. Leading into the final round is tricky. One must decide whether to play the percentage and let the chasing pack take the risks or stay in the bubble and execute. The mental steel so often turns into jelly. England's Alex Fitzpatrick produced a brilliant Sunday charge at the $2.55mn Hero Indian Open to win his first DP World Tour title by two shots over Spain's defending champion Eugenio Chacarra. The 27-year-old was a 4-under par on the back nine, with five birdies. It gave him the luxury of a double bogey on the par-5 18th before he covered his face in elation. The victory was worth ...