WATCH: Cameron Champ's driver trajectory is out of this world good!
Charles Howell III may have won the RSM Classic, but everyone is talking about Cameron Champ's traj!
Charles Howell III may have deservedly won his first PGA Tour title in 4,291 days with playoff victory over Patrick Rodgers at the RSM Classic, but everyone left the tournament salivating over Cameron Champ's driver trajectory!
Champ, 23, held every chance of picking up his second win of his PGA Tour rookie season following his Sanderson Farms triumph just four weeks ago, but could only manage a 1-under 69 for a solo sixth place on 16-under.
However, he left everyone in awe when he sent his PING G400 Max driver for a ride at the par-4 14th and par-5 15th. Check out these BALL FLIGHT GOALS...
Howell III and Rodgers were locked together at 19-under after 72 holes, and despite both making par at the first extra hole, it was Howell III who rolled home a birdie putt from 20 feet to clinch his third PGA Tour title of his career - the last of which came at the 2007 Gensis Open, when beating Phil Mickelson in a playoff.
To Rodgers' credit, he produced a PGA Tour record for the lowest weekend combined score 123 (61 and 62) to overhaul a 12-stroke deficit before he teed off on Saturday morning.
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