Homa secures 2nd straight title at Fortinet Championship after Willett's shocking 3-putt

Max Homa chipped in from nearly 33 feet for birdie on the closing hole, then watched as Danny Willett shockingly three-putted from inside 4 feet on Sunday to give Homa his second straight title at the Fortinet Championship.

He rammed his first putt 4 feet, 8 inches by, then missed the comebacker to hand Homa his fifth victory on tour.

"Them things happen. Luckily we've been in a good position all week and then unfortunate things happen when you feel like you need them most," said Willett, who's winless in the United States since he took advantage of Jordan Spieth's collapse to win the 2016 Masters.

Homa closed with a 4-under 66 for a total of 16-under 272 and now heads to Charlotte, North Carolina, as a captain's pick for the Presidents Cup with three wins in the past 12 months. Willett shot 69. Taylor Montgomery was alone in third at 13 under after a closing 64.

WOW!<a href="https://twitter.com/maxhoma23?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MaxHoma23</a> chips in on 18 to put the pressure on <a href="https://twitter.com/Danny_Willett?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Danny_Willett</a>.<br><br>Willett still has a 4-footer for the win. <a href="https://t.co/NnmRBUIGPz">pic.twitter.com/NnmRBUIGPz</a>

The leaders had their tee times pushed up by nearly four hours in an effort to get the round in before the North course at Silverado Resort & Spa became completely unplayable. Greens that had been hard and fast earlier in the week from the sun and wind were suddenly quite the opposite, slow and soft from all the water.

Justin Lower held a one-stroke lead going into the final day while chasing his first title after years of struggles just to secure his tour card. The 33-year-old American wound up tied for fourth with Byeong Hun An at 12 under after