Jason King closed with a two-under 69 to finish in a tie for sixth place at the Korea Open. Starting the day in a tie for eighth position, King had a fantastic final round and posted one of the better scores of the day. The Aussie finished five shots behind winner Bae Sang-moon who delighted the home fans with his one stroke triumph. “I&aposm extremely happy and I don&apost think I&aposve realised the magnitude of my win. I&aposm very proud of myself,” said Bae. Englishman Ian Poulter finished in second place, while Ryder Cup winner Anthony Kim was a further stroke back in a tie for third with Korean Kim Wi-joong. Poulter, with seven wins in Europe, was leading the field heading home but the title slipped away when he struck bogeys on the 16th and 18th holes. “I came here to win but I am going home second, so I&aposm not very happy. But it&aposs nice to come here with so many fans and I&aposm glad I could show them some good golf this week,” said the 32-year-old. Tony Carolan failed to match his first round heroics and slipped further down the leaderboard to finish in a tie for 21st. David Gleeson was 29th, while Rick Kulacz dropped to 39th after a disastrous four-over par final round. Gavin Flint also finished in 39th after a one-under 70 on Sunday. Korean Open final scores -11: Bae Sang-moon 67 70 67 69 -10: Ian Poulter 69 66 69 70 -9: Kim Wi-joong 67 67 69 72, Anthony Kim 64 73 67 71 -8: Kim Dae-sub 67 68 69 72 -6: Lee In-woo 71 72 70 65, Jason King (Australia) 70 67 72 69, Kim Hyung-tae 70 70 74 70 -5: S.K. Ho 70 71 71 67, Noh Seung-yul 70 72 68 69, Song Tae-hoon 70 70 69 70 -4: Bae Sung-chul 71 73 67 69 -3: Chung Jae-hoon 70 69 72 70, Zaw Moe 69 70 71 71 -1: Rhys Davies 70 73 71 69 E: Anthony Kang 71 73 71 69, Simon Hurd 71 70 73 70, Kim Do-hoon Ii 72 68 75 69, Juvic Pagunsan 68 74 74 68, Moon Kyong-jin 72 69 70 73