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This is a moment Joe Durant will quickly want to erase from his memory.
On the 17th hole of the final round of the Shaw Charity Classic, the 54-year-old needed to go one-under-par for his final two holes to force a play-off with Scott McCarron, who was in the clubhouse on 15-under-par.
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However, what happened on the 17th green was one of most golfers’ worst nightmares, as he missed the tap-in par putt to fall two shots behind McCarron heading down the final hole.
Watch the painful missed putt below.
Oh no!
— PGA TOUR Champions (@ChampionsTour) September 2, 2018
Durant misses a short one at 17 and falls out of a share of the lead. @ShawClassic pic.twitter.com/3IXLGWd2iW
Needing an eagle to force a play-off, Durant found the green in two but couldn’t convert the putt, birdieing the hole to finish one behind McCarron.
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