Kawagoe: Xander Schauffele is steady after the deceased shake to win gold for the United States at the Golf Olympics on Sunday with a one-step victory because Rory Sabbatini claims that silver is impossible to adopt Slovak.
Hero Hero Matsuyama and Ireland Rory McILRoy are among a group of seven to play for bronze medals in the Kasumigaseki Country Club.
Schauffele finished with the final 67 round with a total of 266.
It went down to the wire after Schauffele lost control of his driver in the last hole but he was birdied the 17 to solve a clear shot of Sabbatini who scored Olympic goal 61 to wait nervously in clubhouse.
Americans sent another drive into a rough on the right in the last hole but landed his third shot into a few feet of the cup to take advantage of par and title.
Schauffele had previously had one hand in a gold medal when he headed behind nine with a pillow of two shots after the perfect start.
The overnight leader with a stroke, he was suddenly under pressure when Sabbatini stormed the house with Birdie in 17 and 18 to cut American superiority with a stroke.
He held a grim with Dust Clutch for Par on the 12th but the tension was finally told when he cut his tee into the trees in the 14th half, forcing a reducing penalty.
He recovered well to limit damage to Bogey when Matsuyama pounced, reaching green into two for Birdie to follow Sabbatini and Schauffele with a stroke.
Matsuyama stumbled with a terrible demon to alleviate the pressure on Schauffele with Bogey on the 15th.
Schauffele struggled from the tee continuing when he landed his trip to Bunker Greenside on the 17th, immediately to join Matsuyama in the sand.
Both of them dug their shots into about eight feet of a cup, but only Schauffele made Birdie to take a gold medal winner to the 18th.