Davis Riley

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Here's the prize money payout for each golfer at the 2022 Valspar Championship (unknown)

Still, it was easy to predict what Dan Hicks and Paul Azinger might say late on Sunday's NBC broadcast of the Valspar Championship if the 25-year-old PGA Tour ...

With the victory, Burns joined Paul Casey (2018-19) as the only repeat winners in the tournament's history and claimed the $1.404 million first place prize money payout from an overall purse of $7.8 million. Three back of Riley to start the day, Burns got hot with his putter en route to a Sunday 69 and then making the long putt in the playoff to cap the victory. Indeed, Riley was facing a situation he hadn’t been in in his 24 previous tour starts.

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Sam Burns successfully defends Valspar title in playoff against ... (Golf Channel)

Burns holed a 32-foot birdie putt beat Davis Riley on the second playoff hole, giving him three Tour wins in his last 22 starts.

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Valspar leaders Sam Burns, Davis Riley once made 'Birdie Dance ... (Golf.com)

Sam Burns and Davis Riley, contending at the Valspar Championship, once made a “Birdie Dance” video. And it's glorious.

What do you think?” “Oh, yeah, I’ve known Davis for years,” Burns said. From left to right in the video are Riley, Dalke and Burns. For the first 15 seconds, they get loose, then they let loose; Dalke even breaks out a golf swing. Back in 2014, Burns and Riley were teammates on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. “I feel like this is the kind of video that you sort of tape and it haunts you for the rest of your life,” Whiteley said. The 25-year-olds go back a ways, too.

PGA Tour: Sam Burns beats Davis Riley in Valspar Championship ... (Sky Sports)

Sam Burns came through a final-round tussle with Justin Thomas and overcame a brilliant recovery from Davis Riley to successfully defend his title at the ...

Thomas had reached the turn in 36 and lost further ground with a double-bogey at the par-five 11th, only to make successive birdies from the 13th and find himself within one of the lead when Burns failed to get up and down from the sand at the par-three 17th. Burns, playing in the group ahead, missed a six-foot birdie chance at the fourth but holed from a similar distance at the next to briefly jump ahead, while Riley pitched in from off the eighth green to reach the turn in a share of the lead. Sam Burns birdied the second play-off hole to edge past Davis Riley in Florida and claim his third PGA Tour title in 12 months; Justin Thomas finished a shot back alongside Matthew NeSmith, with Matt Fitzpatrick in tied-fifth at the Valspar Championship

Davis Riley on costly triple bogey in 2022 Valspar Championship ... (usatoday.com)

Davis Riley lost a two-shot lead thanks to a disastrous triple bogey on a par 5 in the final round of the 2022 Valspar Championship.

“Yeah, I just hit a bad tee shot and then from there it was just kind of a cluster,” explained Riley, who ultimately lost in a playoff after Sam Burns made a 33-footer for birdie on the second playoff hole. The 25-year-old PGA Tour rookie made the only triple bogey of the week on No. 5 at Innisbrook Resort’s Copperhead Course at the worst time. He had gone 34 holes without a bogey before that hole.

Valspar Championship 2022: Sam Burns Edges Davis Riley After 2 ... (Bleacher Report)

Sam Burns won the Valspar Championship for the second year in a row after outlasting Davis Riley in a two-hole playoff. The two Americans were 17 strokes ...

It was Burns who finally ended up on top with a long birdie putt enough to secure his third PGA Tour win. Closest of the day 💥

Clutch from @DavisRiley68 to tie the lead heading to 18. Bouncing back in a big way 💪@DavisRiley68 regains a share of the lead. PGA TOUR @PGATOUR pic.twitter.com/qjlMNoYFm6 PGA TOUR @PGATOUR PGA TOUR @PGATOUR PGA TOUR @PGATOUR Disaster for leader Davis Riley at par-5 5th at Innisbrook. No penalty strokes but made triple-bogey 8.... PGA TOUR @PGATOUR He kept this lead through four holes until a brutal showing on the par-five fifth hole: PGA TOUR @PGATOUR