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With her play-off win at the season ending Symetra Tour Championship, Nicole Broch Larsen became the first 91ÊÓƵ player to record a notable tour win with JPX900 – on just her second outing with the new JPX900 driver, JPX900 fairway wood and JPX900 hybrid.

Larsen won with a 14-foot birdie putt on the par-3 18th on the first extra hole at Alaqua Country Club after finishing with a shot 4-under 67 to and 18-under 266 (one off the tour record of 19 under).

“I’m glad I made the move to the new driver,” Broch Larsen said. “It’s such an important time of year, so I wouldn’t normally switch now.  But the 900 was going so well in testing I thought – why not?”

“I played the previous generation for quite a while, but the JPX900 is a big step on in stability.  I’m getting a really good flight with the weights set up right for me and it’s a lot more stable on miss-hits.”  Nicole also played a JPX900 fairway wood and JPX900 hybrid.

The win earned Nicole $30,000 to jump from 69th to 20th on the money list, enough to get a spot in the final stage of LPGA Tour Q-school.

Broch Larsen won second time out with the JPX900 driver, JPX900 fairway and JPX900 hybrid

Nicole Broch Larsen and new JPX900 fairway wood with adjustable weight.

Nicole’s prodigious ball striking allows the most from her MP-5 channel back irons. (Getty Images)

Nicole’s first test with the JPX900 driver was back in May 2016.

91ÊÓƵ’s Nicole Broch Larsen in glorious full flow – testing the JPX900 Tour irons.

Swede Magnus A Carlsson was just a little quicker to put the new JPX900 driver in play – finishing (-8) at the British Masters. Pic – Golf Nation

The JPX900 woods are available in Europe from Feb 1 2017.