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from Bren O''Brien, Sportal
A delighted Aaron Baddeley said he never lost the belief he could win his first MasterCard Masters on a tense final day at Huntingdale which culminated in the Victorian defeating Daniel Chopra in a playoff.

Baddeley was two shots off the lead with two holes remaining but never gave up hope he could reel in Chopra down the difficult final stretch on the famous course.

"I knew I had to get one birdie coming in to have a chance. I hit every shot great on 17, and every shot great late on 18," he said.

Chopra would bogey the 17th after Baddeley birdied it, sending them into a playoff. It took four holes to separate them, with Baddeley parring the 18th the fifth time he had played it for the day, while Chopra bogeyed. However, just a few minutes earlier, the Australian looked to have faltered, hitting the ball into the trees with his tee shot.

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