Spieth Will Need Extra Day To Go For Coveted Sing Open Crown

Jordan Spieth's quest to be the historic Singapore Open's first winner after the event took a three year world tour of Europe, Scandinavia and the sub-continent, now spills into Monday after yet another weather delay. Spieth had an 18th hole putt remaining when the horn sounded.

As the Asian Tour's game story notes, Spieth's last hole putt could put more pressure on leader Younghan Song, World No. 204 seeking his first win. Also in the mix is World No. 199 Liang Wen-chong and World No. 1030 Masanori Kobayashi, whose name reminded the television announce team of Keyser Soze.

The storylines! The drama!

On a serious note, at least the exhausted Spieth gets one more night in his Singapore bed, followed by one more day to discuss with agent-turned-caddy-this-week, Jay Danzi, the joys international travel in your run-up to the Masters title defense.

The almost-completed fourth round highlights from Golf Channel, if you're so inclined.

Update on 2016-02-01 00:31 by Geoff

**Spieth returned, made his putt but leader Song parred the 18th to capture the title.

Spieth's putt:

And this is the putt that @jordanspieth came back for on Monday morning. Birdie! Meanwhile Song retains slim advantage as he saves par on 16. Needs to maintain composure down the stretch #SingOpen @singaporeopengolf

A video posted by official Asian Tour account (@asiantour) on Jan 31, 2016 at 3:35pm PST

Song's tap-in to win.

Congratulations to Younghan Song of Korea for winning the @singaporeopengolf! #SingOpen

A video posted by official Asian Tour account (@asiantour) on Jan 31, 2016 at 4:23pm PST

Update on 2016-02-01 04:03 by Geoff

**And a selfie for the winner with the world No. 1.

World number one @JordanSpieth meets our excited @SingOpenGolf champion Younghan Song before his press con #SingOpen pic.twitter.com/4UIqboxvc1

— Asian Tour (@asiantourgolf) February 1, 2016