Australia's Cameron Percy is step a closer to earning his PGA Tour card after winning his first Web.com Tour title on Sunday.
Percy birdied the final two holes for a one-stroke victory over four players in the Price Cutter Charity Championship.
The 40-year-old, a five-time winner on the Australasian Tour, closed with a 5-under 67 to finish at 21-under 267 at Highland Springs, earning $US121,500 ($A131,460) to jump from 33rd to 12th on the money list with $US217,347 ($A235,160). The top 25 after the final two regular-season events will earn 2014-15 PGA Tour cards.
"It feels unbelievable," said Percy, making his 131st start on the tour. "I've been playing well for a while. To get out with a win feels fantastic."
Brandt Jobe, Zac Blair, Michael Kim and Carlos Sainz Jr. tied for second. Jobe finished with a 65, Blair had a 66, and Kim and Sainz shot 67. Kim was penalised a stroke on No.18 for lifting his ball in the rough.
"I was in the first primary cut and it's been muddy all week," Kim said. "I wanted to check if there was mud on the ball anywhere for the lay-up. I marked it, I picked it up, and I put it back right where it went. The rules official came over because we weren't sure if that was a penalty or not. And he told me it was a one-shot penalty. ... It's pretty disappointing."
Percy drove into the left rough on the par-5 18th and hit a hybrid from 208 yards through the green. After a free drop from a sprinkler head, Percy got up-and-down for the victory.
"It's amazing what goes through your head," Percy said. "I got lucky that ball was next to the sprinkler."
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