Astonishing Lee error on first playoff hole hands DeChambeau LIV Singapore title

[p]The contest at Sentosa Golf Club looked set to extend to a second playoff hole, but [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/lee-richard-t/4ri1wp94/"]Lee[/a] was left stunned after failing to convert his short par putt on the 18th, handing [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/dechambeau-bryson/vZG7Cn7s/"]DeChambeau[/a] his fourth LIV Golf victory.[/p][p]DeChambeau started the final round one shot off the pace but surged into the lead at the end of the round with Lee after carding a final-round five-under-par 66, highlighted by four birdies, an eagle and a bogey.[/p][p]After finishing the first playoff hole with a par, the American two-time US Open champion was prepared to head back to the tee box until Lee's astonishing miss.[/p][embed guid="e2174f64-cbb2-4cbd-9512-3c13f6f2b80a" url="https://x.com/i/status/2033097892630536260" social-type="twitter" /][p][b]"It was a bit of a shock. I thought he was just going to knock it in, and I have a chance to play great golf on that second play-off hole,"[/b] said the 32-year-old.[/p][p][b]"You never want to win that way. I'll be the first to admit it.[/b][/p][p][b]"But golf is a fickle game. Sometimes that’s just the way the cards fall.[/b][/p][p]"I'm grateful I'm on the positive end of it. I just didn't like seeing it happen. It was tough to see that," added DeChambeau.[/p][p]Despite the disappointment, Lee is hopeful of bouncing back.[/p][p][b]"The adrenaline was pumping a little bit, and I hit it a little too hard. Hopefully, I can try again next week," [/b]said Lee, who was bidding to become the first wild card to win on LIV.[/p]