Harold Varner III holes one of the most astonishing winning putts of all time to win the Saudi International.
The world number 99 had been leading the tournament until he dropped three shots in as many holes on the back nine on Sunday.
Trailing by two shots with two to play, the American looked likely to miss out to Bubba Watson, who was already in the clubhouse with a closing-round 64.
However, after a birdie on 17, Varner III holed a miraculous putt off the front of the green, judging line and distance to perfection to hole out from 120 feet.
Despite the disappointment, Watson quickly made his way to congratulate his compatriot, who records his first tournament win since 2016.
Spain's Adria Arnaus finished in third position, one shot ahead of Cameron Smith and Englishman Steve Lewton.
Tommy Fleetwood had been in contention before five bogeys on his final eight holes led to a share of eighth position alongside five other players, including Dustin Johnson.
