"I enter every tournament with one aim – to win," said Poulter, whose Hong Kong victory was his second of the year following his WGC- Accenture Match Play win in February. "Most times I had no idea what the first prize was, I just wanted to win. I hate to lose, and I don't mind admitting it. I'm not a great golfer – my brother Danny is probably better than me – but I know how to win."
And on the Sunday of the UBS Hong Kong Open he proved precisely that.
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