'The Match' between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson produced late drama and extra-time golf with the lefty winning after 22 head-to-head holes.
The match also produced a number of side-bets which were promised before the event.
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1st Hole: It started on the first hole where before the round Mickelson and Woods agreed on a $US200 thousand bet that the lefty wouldn't birdie the first.
Mickelson hit an awesome shot into the green and left himself a left to right nine-foot putt which he missed on the high side.
Woods +200k
5th Hole: 137 Yard par-three and a $US100 thousand closest to the pin bet.
Mickelson was first to tee off, he hit a nice shot to 14 feet which Woods couldn't match, Pushing his shot to the centre of the green.
Mickelson +100k
8th Hole: Another par three and another closest to the pin bet, this time there was $US200 thousand on the line.
Woods had the honour after a birdie on the previous, he hit his shot pin high and it spun down the slope to 40 feet. Mickelson's shot was exactly the same but came to rest a few inches closer to the hole.
Mickelson +200k
On the green, the two decided if either were to hole the 40-foot putt then they would win an additional $US 50 thousand, but that didn’t eventuate.
9th Hole: The short par-four produced the biggest side bet of the day. $US one million on either player to make an eagle. It didn’t happen as both players made par on the final hole in the front nine.
11th Hole: Another short par-four, the driveable 284-yard hole meant a $US 200 thousand side-bet if either player made an Eagle. No eagles were made.
13th Hole: The final par-three bought with it the final side-bet of the match. Another closest to the pin bet. Phil Mickelson hit a fantastic shot into the green as it ended up nine feet from the hole. four feet inside Woods.
Mickelson +300k
Alongside the $US9 million dollar cheque Phil Mickelson won the side-bets 3-1 winning $U600 thousand from Woods and losing $US200 thousand.
The money from the side-bets will go to charity. Mickelson's manager Steve Loy confirmed the lefty will donate to his own charity, The Children of the 58 fund and the Las Vegas Shriners fund.
"To raise money for our charities that we are involved through Stem Learning and the local charities here in Vegas it means a lot to be able to help a lot of people out," Woods said.
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