Watch Bryson DeChambeau find the water with a topped tee shot at The PLAYERS Championship

With Westwood maintaining his overnight two-shot lead after a birdie, bogey, par start against three pars from the US Open champion, both found water off the tee at the fourth in rather comical fashion.

The big-hitting DeChambeau topped his tee shot using a hybrid and his ball bounded into the water just 143 yards away, while the Englishman followed him in with a huge slice. giving Westwood the ideal opportunity to extend his advantage.

That was the 47-year-old's second visit to the water of the round having also suffered the same fate with a bogey-six at the second.

DeChambeau then got into further trouble when he blocked his third deep into the trees to the right of the green, and his initial punch-out did not come close to finding the putting surface after Westwood had knocked a safe second to the back of the green.

To his credit, the US Open champion played an incredible pitch for his fifth shot and made the putt to salvage a double-bogey, while Westwood two-putted to limit the damage to a single dropped shot.

These errors proved costly as Westwood finished two shots adrift of eventual champion Justin Thomas, with DeChambeau a shot further back.

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