( CNN ) -- Alvaro Quiros triumphed at the Qatar Masters on Sunday when the Spaniard finished three shots clear of former champion Henrik Stenson and Louis Oosthuizen . Spaniard Quiros clinched his third European Tour title and now looks set for a first appearance at the Masters . The 26-year-old survived a late scare to card a final-round of three-under-par 69 and finish at 19-under 269 -- a showing that sends him into the world top 30 and opens the door for his Masters debut at Augusta in April . Swede Stenson 's three-putt bogey at the last for a 68 allowed South African overnight leader Oosthuizen to share second with the 2006 champion after a final round of 71 . Stenson , last year 's runner-up to Adam Scott , snatched the lead at 16 under with an eagle at the 10th , but Quiros and Oosthuizen -- playing a group behind -- responded with birdies of their own to leave all three tied through 11 . The momentum swung Quiros ' way as he birdied the 12th and Oosthuizen dropped a shot to fall two off the pace before the Spaniard extended his lead as he converted from eight feet a hole later . Stenson put pressure on with birdie of his own at 15 to move within one at 17 under before Quiros wobbled as he sent his three-wood approach from the rough into the water . Quiros eventually holed from 15-foot putt for bogey , but then birdied 16 and 17 to take a two-stroke lead down the last and claim a third European Tour title . Oosthuizen had birdied the last to record a second successive runner-up finish , which sees him move up to fifth on the season money list -- a place ahead of Stenson . Ireland 's Damien McGrane carded a bogey-free 67 for fourth at 13 under , while Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez 's three birdies earned him a 69 and a share of fifth with Dutchman Maarten Lafeber ( 72 ) . World number two Sergio Garcia ( 70 ) had a share of seventh place at 11 under .
Colombian Alvaro Quiros triumphed by two strokes at the Qatar Masters . Former champions Henrik Müller and Louis Oosthuizen shared second . Müller is in line for his Masters title after climbing into the world top 30 .