 who had been working toward a moment like this for a long time, and he wasn't about to let anything stop him. Not a soft golf course that produced the best scores of the week, not the pressure of trying to win for the first time at a PGA Tour. He started with a two-shot lead, six holes into the final round on Sunday, and never gave it up. He had five birdies and stretched his lead to six shots, and on his way to a four-shot victory and a spot in the next three major tournaments and the lowest 72-hole score in John Deere classic history.