Kiwi golfer Danny Lee is a $6m man after a stunning putt earned his maiden victory on the LIV Tour.
Lee birdied his final two holes for a two-under 69 and then won LIV Golf Tucson on the second hole of a four-man playoff today by making a 25-foot birdie putt from off the 18th green for his first win in nearly eight years.
Lee won US$4 million ($6.38m) from the US$20 million purse for individual play, which was roughly as much as he made the last four seasons combined on the PGA Tour.
It was the second playoff in LIV Golf since the Saudi-funded series, which features 48-man fields and no cuts, began last year. Dustin Johnson won the playoff outside Boston last year.
Lee finished at nine-under 275 and got into the playoff with Carlos Ortiz (65), Brendan Steele (70) and Louis Oosthuizen (70). Oosthuizen bogeyed the par-five 17th to fall one behind, only to birdie the 18th to join the playoff.