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From 27 feet, he gives it a really good read. The putt had substantial left-to-right break on it and he has a couple feet to win $11.44 million.

Rose makes his par.

Snedeker converts the bogey, hugs his caddie, then his father on the green.

BRANDT SNEDEKER--2012 FEDEX CUP CHAMPION

Snedeker gets one club-length of relief from that grandstand following his home run.

Rose hits a nice chip that lands above the hole and left.

Justin has a reasonable putt for par.

Snedeker is walking to the hole to get his bearings on where to land this chip.

A good lie, the ball checks up about 20 feet above and left of the hole, but he can four-putt this to win.

Brandt takes a four-hybrid and he lands it in the grandstand.

Rose also has the hybrid out.

He lands it short and left of the green in the thick stuff.

He takes a four shot lead to the last hole.

A 235-yard par-three, all Snedeker has to do is find the green.

Fifth in the Cup standings going into this week, Snedeker had a guaranteed FedEx Cup win with a Tour Championship win and he has taken full advantage.

Rory pars 18 and has finished no worse than second in the Cup. He finishes with a four-over 74 today and a one-under 279 overall. Good enough for a tie for 10th.

Rose has chipped over the green, but not down that slope by the water.

Snedeker chips it in from 27 feet for a birdie three.

At 11-under par, he has a three-shot lead going to the final hole, the par-three 18th.

That was just an amazing chip with a huge fist pump.

Rose cannot hole his par-saving chip.

Brandt has a wispy lie.

167 is the true distance and anything not wet will be a good shot.

He aims it right and it lands below the hole and just short of the green.

An easy chip to come.

Rose hits his bunker shot a bit thin and is short of the green in the fairway.

Snedeker has 174 left to the flag.

Ryan Moore has bogeyed 17 to fall three back.

It is Snedeker and Rose now just two back.

Back on the 17th tee, Snedeker aims right and bounces it off the hospitality stands.

Justin Rose, just two back, finds a right side bunker.

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Snedeker just misses his birdie putt and makes a par on 16.

He carries a two shot lead with two holes to play and we will walk him home.

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He taps it in to finish in a tie for eighth.

A strange day today for Tiger.

Tiger nearly aces the 18th hole.

His four-iron settles  a couple feet away from the cup.

At least he will have a positive finish going into the Ryder Cup.

Snedeker is safely on the 16th green with a birdie chance.

Rory has bogeyed 16 as well, but still would win the Cup if Snedeker loses to Ryan Moore.

Tiger blooped his third shot 18 feet over the hole and makes a two-putt bogey from there.

Back to one-under and one behind Rory.

Ryan Moore bogeys 16 and Snedeker's lead is now two shots over Moore and Justin Rose.

Snedeker has found the first cut of rough on the 16th hole.

Apparently, Tiger had no shot of the green as Woods still has 43 yards to the hole from the fairway short.

Snedeker has birdied the 15th to get to 10-under and the solo lead again.

Ryan Moore's second shot from the 16th fairway finds a bunker short and right of the green.

Snedeker is on the 15th green in two and hole-high 25-30 feet right of the flag for eagle.

The pin on 17 is on the left edge.

No way Tiger makes a go at that flag.

At 470 yards on the card, the 17th hole has water from tee-to-green all the way down the left side.

Tiger has blocked his tee shot right all three days so far.

He does it again today, going 321 off the tee and lands in a fairway bunker with 130 yards left.

A Ryan Moore win would give the Cup to Rory as he was too far down the rankings to start the week to win outright.

Tiger makes his par.

Ryan Moore birdies 15 to tie Snedeker.

Tiger hits a beautiful flop from the side of a grandstand to a couple of feet left for par.

McIlroy has only found two fairways today and is short of the 15th green in two.

Rory hits a beautiful shot a couple feet above the hole for his birdie bid.

Snedeker on the 15th tee has found the left edge of the fairway long.

Snedeker makes a two-putt par on the 14th.

With the pin on 16 on the back-right, Tiger misses that green well right.

He is in the rough about 20 yards from the flag.

Snedeker had an obstruction in that first cut and gets to drop it on the fairway.

He leaves it below the hole and a bit right and has a good shot at birdie.

Snedeker is on the first cut and very long on the 14th fairway.

Tiger is on the 16th tee, a hole that has seen less than a third of the field hit this straight fairway.

He finds that fairway very long.

With a drive of 37 yards, Tiger has 151 left.

Despite Tiger passing Rory, McIlroy has not moved far enough down the leaderboard to give up the Cup if Snedeker loses.

Ryan Moore has birdied the 14th and is solo second at eight-under.

Snedeker birdies the 13th.

He is two shots clear with five holes left.

Tiger hits a beautiful shot at 15 about a foot away and makes a birdie.

He has passed Rory, but Snedeker has his destiny in his own hands.