Five players entered the final round tied for the lead and jostled for position at the top of the leaderboard. Gangjee, who turned pro in 2001 after becoming India's No. 1 amateur player, turned in 34 and grabbed the lead on his own for the first time when he birdied the par-four 14th, the toughest hole all week, with a 12-foot putt.
Gangjee, playing in only his fourth event on the Asian Tour, said he wasn't nervous at all heading into the play-off.
"I have been playing really badly for the last few months and I wasnt expecting much this week. I just said to myself to go out there and have some fun and I did just that," said the slightly-built Indian.
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