Brendan Jones was the best Australian performer on the final day of the Woodone Open, carding a 66 to finish at five under for the tournament, ten shots behind winner Toru Taniguchi. It was a disappointing tournament for the Aussies with Steven Conran shooting a 69 to finish on two under, well down the leaderboard. Taniguchi won the tournament in a playoff against Prayad Marksaeng with both players finishing on fifteen under, three shots clear of third-place getter Hiroshi Iwata. Jones started the round with little chance of catching the leaders and after had an up-and-down front nine with two birdies and two bogies. But after the turn, Jones shifted gears, with a blemish-free final nine holes picking up strokes on 10, 11, 12, 15 and 18 to card an impressive five-under round of 66. Conran continued his less than impressive recent form, the only highlight of the Aussies round an eagle on two. Conran had just one birdie and one bogie for the rest of the round to cap off a disappointing tournament. Results from the final round of the Woodone Open: -15 Toru Taniguchi 67 64 68 70, Prayad Marksaeng 67 68 68 66 -12 Hiroshi Iwata 66 71 68 67 -10 Yasuharu Imano 69 69 68 68 -9 Hiroyuki Fujita 70 68 68 69, Hideto Tanihara 67 71 67 70 -8 Makoto Inoue64 73 70 69, Toshimitsu Izawa 68 72 66 70, Katsumasa Miyamoto 68 72 66 70 -7 Yusaku Miyazato 68 70 72 67 Also: -5 Brendan Jones (Australia) 72 69 72 66 -2 Steven Conran (Australia) 70 72 73 69