Joe Durant capped a record-breaking week of scoring in style today by shooting a seven-under-par 65 to win the 90-hole Bob Hope Classic with a PGA Tour record total of 36-under-par 324.
Durant's hot form enabled him to get the furthest under par of any player in Tour history. Tom Kite had set the old 90-hole PGA Tour mark at the 1993 Hope Classic with a winning total of 35 under par.
Paul Stankowski fired a final-round of nine-under 63 today to finish second - four strokes behind Durant who won $630,000.
Coming into the tournament 36-year-old Durant had won just once in 132 PGA Tour starts.
"I was just trying to keep on riding that horse," he said. He had set tournament records after 36, 54 and 72 holes. "And I was able to keep playing good golf today.
"It just seemed like every time I needed to make a crucial putt I did. I got into a good grove and just played solid most of the round."