Cam Davis delivers in Detroit at Rocket Mortgage Classic

Australia's Cam Davis won the Rocket Mortgage Classic for the second time in four years following a last-hole blunder from Akshay Bhatia.

Bhatia had a birdie putt from 32 feet on the 18th to win his third PGA Tour title but left it four feet short and also missed the par attempt.

That gifted the win to Davis, whose closing 70 had set a clubhouse target of 18 under which none of the other contenders were able to match at Detroit Golf Club.

Fellow Australian Min Woo Lee had birdied the 14th, 15th and 17th to claim a share of the lead only to bogey the last, while American Davis Thompson birdied the same holes to reach 17 under but left a birdie attempt on 18 short.

England’s Aaron Rai was part of the four-way tie for second after following a birdie on the 14th with four straight pars in a closing 72.

A win that's too good to be true ❤️

Inside the ropes of @CamDavisGolf's emotional win @RocketClassic. pic.twitter.com/qBq5KlLK1q

"From where I was a couple of weeks ago to today, it’s just completely different. I’m a little emotional actually," Davis told CBS.

"I wouldn’t wish what happened to Akshay on anyone but I’ve done a lot of grinding to try and get myself out of a hole and to just all of a sudden do that, it’s pretty good.

"I started working with a hypnotherapist a few weeks ago, just to take another angle into trying to get myself sorted out and Grace has done an awesome job.

"I’ve got so many people behind me that have helped me along the way. I had a lot of support to kind of get me out of the doldrums there. I saw a little bit of a spark last week but nothing to show this coming so this is great."

Asked about the three-putt on the 18th, a disappointed Bhatia said: "That green’s old school, so a lot of slope, downhill left to