Scott Hend comes from behind for win at Chiangmai Golf Classic Scott Hend earned his third Asian Tour title at the Alpine Golf Resort-Chiangmai overnight. AUSTRALIA'S Scott Hend has come from six-shots behind to win the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic by three strokes, carding a final-round eight-under-par 64. Hend earned his third Asian Tour title at the Alpine Golf Resort-Chiangmai, taking home the winner's cheque of $US135,000 ($130,000) with his four-day total of 20-under-par 268. "To be honest, I didn't think I had a chance to win," Hend, 40, said according to a statement released by organisers. I was just looking for a solid top-five finish. Obviously it all fell together and I played quite well. Unfortunately for the other guys, they didn't quite keep the pace going which was good for me," he added. It was a disappointing tournament for four-time major winner Ernie Els, who switched to his favoured belly putter after three days with the short stick, and finished tied 14th in the $US750,000 Asian Tour tournament. But the British Open champion, who is the process of phasing out his belly putter owing to an impending ban on anchored putting, insisted he was in good shape for the upcoming Master's tournament. It's just the confidence search now," said Els. The South African star said he will use the belly putter at the Masters but will switch to the conventional stick leading up to the US Open in June. Top scores after round 4 of the Chiangmai Golf Classic (par 72): 268 - Scott Hend (AUS) 68-69-67-64. 271 - Bryce Easton (RSA) 68-67-72-64. 272 - Prayad Marksaeng (THA) 65-67-66-74. 274 - Jbe Kruger (RSA) 71-69-70-64, Baek Seuk-hyun (KOR) 69-69-68-68, Siddikur (BAN) 69-67-69-69, Kiradech Aphibarnrat (THA) 71-67-66-70, Matthew Stieger (AUS) 68-67-68-71 Selected score: 276 - Ernie Els (RSA) 69-71-66-70