Australia's Cam Davis won the Rocket Mortgage Classic for the second time in four years after a mistake on the final hole by Akshay Bhatia.
Bhatia made a 32-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole for his third PGA Tour victory, but fell four feet short and missed par.
This gave Davis the victory with a final score of 70, which none of the other competitors could match, achieving scores below the Detroit Golf Club's clubhouse target score of 18.
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Fellow Australian Ming Woo Lee shared the lead with birdies on the 14th, 15th and 17th holes before bogeying the final hole, while American Davis Thompson also birdied the same hole to reach 17 under but missed a chance for birdie on the 18th hole.
England's Aaron Lye birdied the 14th hole and then recorded four straight pars for a final round of 72 to move into a four-way tie for second place.
“It's a very different day to today than it was a few weeks ago. I'm a little emotional, to be honest,” Davis told CBS.
“I don't want anyone to go through what happened to Akshay, but I've been trying really hard to get myself out of a tight spot and it feels pretty good that I've suddenly managed to do it.”
Image: Cam Davis wins Rocket Mortgage Classic for the second time
“I've had a lot of people supporting me along the way. I've had a lot of support to get me out of the slump. I saw a little bit of light last week but I didn't know what the future held, so this is great.”
Asked about his three-putt on the 18th hole, a dejected Bhatia replied: “That green is old school, it's really steep, it slopes downhill from left to right, it's a tough putt just to get the speed right, but my speed was good all the way to the last hole and I played really well all day.”
Image: Akshay Bhatia narrowly misses out on winning the Rocket Mortgage Classic
“I made some good putts, but I think I just didn't read it right or had enough speed, so there's nothing I can do about it.”
“Overall it was a good week. Obviously in the conditions we had today I had a chance to go a little bit harder,” said Rai, who shared the lead with Bhatia after 54 holes.
Image: Aaron Lai had three birdies and three bogeys in the final round.
“I started really well today but just had too many loose shots and just couldn't carry the round under my own steam, and that's been the case the past three days. So that part was definitely a little disappointing, but there were a lot of positives as well. Yeah, overall I'm really happy with how I felt playing.”
Cameron Young bogeyed two of the final three holes to finish in a tie for sixth place, three strokes behind Eric Cole, Eric Van Rooyen and Rico Hoey.
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