French golfer Victor Dubuisson may have lost the championship match in a playoff during Sunday's WCC-Accenture Match Play Championship, but he certainly made a name for himself with two of the greatest up and downs in match play history that have to be seen to be believed.
Dubuisson hit a shot out of a desert from 88 feet away, avoiding a cactus and a TV cable in the process, to within 4 feet of the first playoff hole and made the putt to keep the match going. Then, on the very next playoff hole, Dubuisson found his ball in the desert again underneath a bush, but saved par again with another miraculous shot that put it within 7 feet of the hole.
Jason Day finally outlasted Dubuisson on the fifth playoff hole, but by making it to the championship match and making those incredible shots, Dubuisson showed he will be one to watch going forward.
Video via PGATour. H/T DBG.
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