Former Georgia Bulldog wins the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. It was a chip-in eagle from Russell Henley that sealed the deal at the Arnold Palmer Invitational this weekend at Bay Hill. The former Georgia Bulldog went down to the wire against Collin Morikawa.

Both turned out close to perfectly Sunday in the Arnold Palmer Invitational — one for birdie, the other for eagle — that were key moments in a charge that would have made Arnie proud. He shot 33 on the back nine — the best of anyone in contention for a 2-under 70 that gave him a one-shot win over Collin Morikawa.

Down by three shots with five holes to play, the 35-year-old American rallied to stun Collin Morikawa and capture his fifth career PGA Tour victory.