Скачать или смотреть Vijay Singh wins after Paul Goydos five-putts 17th hole

Voice over: Michael Robles
Writer: Todd Kelly
Video editor: Lance Keller

Vijay Singh returned to victory lane on the PGA Tour
Champions on Sunday but he needed a big assist from
Paul Goydos to get there.
Playing a course where he won three times on the PGA
Tour, Singh earned his fourth win overall at Warwick Hills
Golf and Country Club in Grand Blanc, Michigan, claiming
the 2023 Ally Challenge for his first senior circuit win in
five years.
Singh, 60, parred the 18th at nearly the same time some
unfortunate circumstances were happening a hole behind
him.
Leading by a shot on the 17th hole, Goydos hit the green
on the par-3 and then putted to about three feet. From
there, however, he needed another four putts to find the
bottom of the jar, turning his advantage into a two-shot
deficit.
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Four putts from 3 feet.
Paul Goydos' 1-shot lead became a 2-shot deficit after a
triple bogey on the 17th hole
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Goydos blew his first putt past the hole and his
comebacker caught a piece of the lip, returning to the spot
where it was just a minute prior. After taking a few minutes
to collect himself, he jabbed at the next putt, missing right
and then he almost hit the tap-in before the ball came to
rest. After picking up his ball out of the hole, he looked
towards his caddie, crossed his arms, then stared at the
hole in bewilderment for several moments. He would par
the 18th to shoot a 71. Singh closed with a 68.
“I’m as shocked as anybody,” said Singh. “I guess for
some reason I drive the ball very well here. Whenever I
come here, tree-lined, I drive it well and I’ve putted well.
My putting has been a mystery for a long time, but I’ve
found a few things out the last few weeks and I’ve been
putting really well.”
Due to heavy rain last week, the 54-hole tournament didn’t
start until Saturday and was completed in two days.