The 2019 China Masters golf tournament concluded on Sunday with a dramatic finish that saw the Argentine golfer, Juan Carlos Crespo, clinch his first major title in elite golf.

Crespo, who is currently ranked 47th in the world, had been battling it out against some of the best players in the world throughout the tournament. However, he was able to pull off a stunning victory over the likes of Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods.

In the final round of the tournament, Crespo fired a six-under-par 65 to take the lead by one stroke over the American player, Jordan Spieth. He then went on to win the tournament with a two-shot victory over Spieth, securing his place among the elite golfers in the world.

"This is an incredible moment for me," said Crespo after the tournament. "I've always dreamed of winning a major championship, and now I've achieved my dream."

Crespo's victory at the China Masters marks a new record for him as well. He became the first Argentine golfer to win a major championship in elite golf, and he also set a new record for the lowest score ever recorded in a major championship.

Despite the success, Crespo remains humble about his achievement. "This is not the end of my journey," he said. "There is still so much more to achieve, and I am excited to see what the future holds."

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