Vijay makes final-day comeback to win No 3

Canadian Mike Weir, one ahead going into the final round, surrendered the outright lead with a double-bogey at the ninth and had to settle for second place after closing with a 71.

South African Ernie Els birdied the last for a 70 to share third at 14 under with Colombian Camilo Villegas 73. 8220;I feel incredible right now,8221; a beaming Singh told reporters after pocketing the 1.26 million winner8217;s cheque for the second week in a row in the lucrative FedExCup playoff series. 8220;It was a tough day and I knew the greens were going to be firm. I drove the ball beautifully and kept the ball in play, never got myself into much trouble. I8217;ve never felt this comfortable on the greens,8221; added the 45-year-old.

A Labor Day shootout appeared to be on the cards when Weir, Singh and Spaniard Sergio Garcia vied for supremacy early on.

Garcia made a red-hot start with three consecutive birdies from the second to join Weir in a tie for the lead.