Kevin Na beats Patrick Cantlay to play-off victory in Las Vegas

Kevin Na produced a display on his way at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open to play-off victory.
The leader made a PGA Tour record of 558 feet of putts submitting a one-under 70 to combine Patrick Cantlay tied on 23 under.
Both players birdied the first extra hole, before a diploma at the hole was sufficient for Na to procure his PGA Tour title and see him join Jim Furyk because the events only winner.
Beginning the day two strokes by nailing a as Na followed an eight-foot birdie Cantlay holed a but missed to save par in the third.
Na bogeyed the eighth but got up and down from the sand to fit Cantlays birdie at the par-five ninth and reach the flip three ahead, just to hit a wayward drive plus a poor chip at the second on his way into a three-putt triple-bogey in the tenth.
Cantlay began his back nine with a bogey but emptied a 20-footer in the 12th to match Nas birdie using the pair both picking up shots in the alongside move farther ahead of the pursuing bunch, from half the distance.
Before a two-shot swing at the following saw Na create after finding water with his approach both players use this driveable par-four 15th to register another birdie.
Cantlay briefly edged ahead with a birdie out of 40 ft but bogeyed the next after finding water off the tee, as Na splashed out of the sand to 20 feet and holed his putt to leave the set.
The pair posted pars at the 18th to choose the competition to a play-off, where Na walked at a 10-footer to match Cantlays birdie at the first extra hole after which capitalised on a three-putt bogey from Cantlay in the next to pit a four-footer for a winning par.
Pat Perez finished the week together with Webb Simpson among three players putting seventh spot after registering his 68 away with a 25-foot birdie on 21 under before Adam Hadwin and Bryson DeChambeau, who published 63s at third spot.

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