Martin Kaymer carded a 9-under 63, which included a back-nine 29, Sunday at Sheshan International Golf Club to pick up a three-shot victory at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. Leave a note in our comments section to congratulate Kaymer on his first career win in a World Golf Championships event.

It all started with a birdie splash from a greenside bunker on the par-4 7th hole at Sheshan International Golf Club. Eleven holes and eight more birdies later, Martin Kaymer was signing for a 9-under 63 that gave him a three-shot victory at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. Kaymer, who entered the day five shots behind overnight leader Fredrik Jacobson, opened his round with six pars before his assault on the course got him to 20 under and into the winner's circle. In a way, this victory brings things full circle for Kaymer, who lost in the finals of the first WGC of the season, the Accenture Match Play Championship. A year after earning his first major championship in the final major of the year, Kaymer picks up his first WGC in his final 2011 opportunity. Jacobson, who had played so solidly through three rounds, settled for second-place honors following his Sunday 71. Graeme McDowell finished third at 16 under while Charl Schwartzel, Paul Casey and Rory McIlroy shared fourth at 15 under. Click here to read more about Round 4 at Sheshan International

Martin Kaymer has birdied eight of his last 11 holes, including six of eight on the back nine, to take a one-shot lead over Fredrik Jacobson late in the final round of the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. Kaymer entered Sunday's final round five shots behind leader Fredrik Jacobson but has posted eight birdies and no bogeys through 17 holes. Jacobson shot an even-par 36 on the front nine but has two birdies on the back nine with two holes remaining. Currently in third, three shots behind Kaymer, is Graeme McDowell. Charl Schwartzel, the current clubhouse leader, is four back at 15 under.

Fredrik Jacobson remains alone in the lead at Sheshan International Golf Club after 10 holes, but there are a number of battle-tested players right on his heels. Paul Casey is 5 under through 11 and Martin is 4 under through as many holes and both have reached 15-under totals, one shot behind Jacobson. Two off the pace are Rory McIlroy and Louis Oosthuizen while Graeme McDowell, Adam Scott and Bo Van Pelt are three back.

The stage is set for the final round at Sheshan and the major players, at least the final trio, will match Saturday's cast. Fredrik Jacobson posted a 5-under 67 Saturday and will take a two-shot lead into the final round of the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions. Jacobson pushed his lead to four shots after birdies on the 13th and 14th holes but parred in, allowing the other members of his group to gain ground. Joining him in the final group again will be Louis Oosthuizen, who is two back at 14 under, and Adam Scott at 13 under. Both players started the day one shot behind Jacobson and took vastly different paths to secure positions in Sunday's final group. Oosthuizen started slow, not getting a birdie until the fourth hole, but was bogey-free in his 4-under 68. Scott, who is looking to become the first player not named Tiger Woods to win back-to-back World Golf Championships, started with two birdies, was 3 over from holes 4-15, then closed birdie-birdie-eagle for a 3-under 69. U.S. Open Champion Rory McIlroy made the most of moving day. His 7-under 65 moved him to 12 under, tied with Lee Westwood, four shots behind Jacobson. Graeme McDowell and Martin Kaymer will enter the final round five back. FedEx St. Jude Classic champions Harrison Frazar and Xin-jun Zhang had Saturday's best rounds, each posting 8-under 64s. Zhang is joined by Paul Casey and last week's CIMB Asia Pacific Classic champion Bo Van Pelt at 10 under through three rounds. TOUR Rookie Jhonattan Vegas matched McIlroy's 7-under 65 and heads to Sunday at 9 under, tied with Ian Poulter, Hunter Mahan and Keegan Bradley. Defending champion Francesco Molinari has yet to break 70 this week and heads to Sunday's finale at 5 under, tied for 30th. Click here to read more about Saturday's third round

Fredrik Jacobson still leads at Sheshan but Louis Oosthuizen isn't going to give him much breathing room. This long birdie on the 15th brought the South African within three shots of the leader.