Daniel Berger wins fourth PGA Tour title at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Daniel Berger seals two-stroke victory at Pebble Beach as Jordan Spieth sees another golden chance slip away.

14 Feb 2021

Daniel Berger wins fourth PGA Tour title at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

All the talk heading into the final round may have been about Jordan Spieth bidding to end a three-and-half-year wait for victory, but it was Daniel Berger who stole the headlines at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by landing his fourth career title on the PGA Tour.

Berger, 27, eagled the final hole for a 7-under 65 to finish the week on 18-under par and two shots ahead of his US compatriot Maverick McNealy, who carded a respectable 66. WATCH Berger close out the win in style at 18 below:

His second eagle of the day.
His fourth eagle of the tournament.
An emphatic finish for @DanielBerger59 to claim the win @ATTProAm.#QuickHits pic.twitter.com/6ImgwxAHro
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 14, 2021

Berger drove it out of bounds on the same hole on Saturday en route to a double-bogey seven to fall out of the lead, but he made amends on Sunday with his eagle bomb - a feat that marked only the second of the week on that hole.

The victory marks Berger's fourth career PGA Tour title, and incredibly his first win that hasn't been in the month of June.

"I feel like I got some revenge on 18 there," said Berger, who played the par-5s on Sunday in a phenomenal 6-under par.

"I hit maybe the best 3 wood I've ever hit in my life to find the green, and it was a great feeling when the ball went in. It's so hard to win out here, and everything just came together this week."

Spieth held a two-shot lead heading into Sunday but in similar fashion to his tie for fourth at the Phoenix Open last weekend, the three-time major champion failed to close out his first win since the 2017 Open Championship.

The 11-time PGA Tour champion finished with consecutive birdies at 17 and 18 but the damage was already done with a costly bogey-six at the par-5 14th, and Spieth went on to finish tied third with compatriot Patrick Cantlay - another player who will leave Pebble Beach disappointed having started the week with a 10-under 62.

Nate Lashley found himself in a tie for the lead with Berger with three holes to play but four-putted from 12 feet at 16 for a triple-bogey seven. He would go on to birdie the final hole to finish tied fifth with in-form Englishman Paul Casey.