An intractable Johnson takes the FedEx Cup with 15 million

• FedEx Cup.Jon Rahm goes out of tune at Tour Championship

A one-meter putt on the 18th hole, routine.

does not change the gesture, just shyly clenches his right fist twice before and after catching the ball from the hole.

Although it may not seem like it, it is the most valuable putt in Johnson's career,

That's the loot the American achieved thanks to his 22 hits under par from the field and brilliantly defending his first position in the

at the Tour Championship.

Thus culminates a strange season where Johnson cemented his victory in the FedEx Cup in the five months after confinement.

The efforts of

despite his good day where he repeated 66 strokes, he had to settle for a fourth position in the FedEx Cup, the best in his entire career, although Barrika's came out with only one goal: to win.

The first birdie came on hole 3, but hole 4 hit hard at the illusions of the world's number two.

From the fairway bunker he risked to reach the green, crashing his ball against the slope and leaving it in the same sand trap, a double bogey at the first change that threw his plan of attack into the air.

But it is these difficult moments that differentiate the superclass and their reaction on the following holes 5 and 6 was to sign a birdie and an eagle, which would put her back into competition.

Behind, there were no starting errors by the leader, so the efforts of the Spanish, such as the huge second shot on par four hole 13, where he left the ball one finger from entering the hole, only served to be the fourth best Player of the Year on the PGA Tour.

Between the winner and Rahm's fourth place,

and

both also signed 66 shots.

Dustin Johnson, at 36, becomes a FedEx Cup winner for the first time in his career and has already won 23 PGA Tour victories (including a major).

His triumph also consolidates him as number one in the world.

According to the criteria of The Trust Project

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