PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Boo Weekley missed a 3-foot par putt on the final regulation hole of the Honda Classic, wasting a chance to win his first PGA Tour title.
He'll have to wait until this morning to get a shot at redeeming himself.
Weekley, Camilo Villegas, Mark Wilson and Jose Coceres went into a four-man playoff Sunday night, one that they couldn't finish before darkness fell on PGA National.
Each player made par at the par-5 18th, the first playoff hole. Wilson made a spectacular par, driving his tee shot into the mud and scrambling to the green before making a 30-foot putt to keep him in contention, and Coceres' birdie try that would have ended the tournament hit the lip and rolled away.
Weekley made a 3-footer to earn his trip to the second playoff hole, and Villegas then tapped in from about 2 feet — the final shot before play was suspended.
Villegas and Coceres closed with 4-under 66s, while Weekley and Wilson shot 71s to finish at 5-under 275. Tripp Isenhour (67), Robert Allenby (68) and Steve Stricker (69) followed at 4 under, and Brett Wetterich and Daniel Chopra (71) were another shot back.
Play was scheduled to resume at 8:30 a.m. Monday, with the foursome on the par-4 10th hole, continuing to vie for the $990,000 winner's prize.
JOHNNIE WALKER CLASSIC: At Phuket, Thailand, South Africa's Anton Haig won the Johnnie Walker Classic for his first European tour title, holing a 3-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff with compatriot Richard Sterne and England's Oliver Wilson. The 20-year-old Haig shot a 2-under 70 to match Sterne (72) and Wilson (71) at 13-under 275 on the Blue Canyon Country Club's Canyon Course. South Africa's Retief Goosen (70) finished fourth at 10 under, and Draper's Mike Weir (67) followed at 9 under. The event also was sanctioned by the Asian and Australasian tours.