article_snippet: Four years after undergoing brain surgery, Holmes has a golden opportunity to put the seal on Holmes heartening recovery by claiming the biggest title of Holmes career on Sunday.
article_snippet: It seemed to catch up with Holmes when Holmes put four balls into the water on Friday and started with an ugly three putt from just 5ft at the first hole of Holmes third round.
article_snippet: Holmes Holmes acknowledges the crowd after making a hole-in-one during Saturday's round .
article_snippet: Holmes, who leads the WGC-Cadillac Championship by five shots, had brain surgery four years ago .
article_snippet: For the first time since Thursday Holmes did not own the lead outright and, with players of the calibre of Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson and Masters champion Bubba Watson lurking, there were fears Holmes would fall back still further.
article_snippet: With Dustin Johnson and Watson his nearest pursuers, Holmes won’t be spending the mammoth £1.25 million first prize just yet.
article_snippet: But the manner in which Holmes finished off Holmes round, with four birdies in a row from the 14th hole, augurs well for Holmes chances.
article_snippet: Holmes looks delighted after becoming the second man to ace the 14th in 30 minutes .
article_snippet: After a difficult start on Holmes Holmes remained patient to hold onto Rory McIlroy lead going into the final round .
article_snippet: After shooting an 80 in the USPGA Championship in 2011 Holmes withdrew and, suffering from vertigo symptoms, went to see a neurologist.
article_snippet: Last May, Holmes confirmed a neurologist full recovery with an emotional victory in the Wells Fargo Championship in North Carolina.