September 20-22
Minnehaha Country Club, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
$1,800,000

Rocco Mediate has won his first title since the Senior PGA Championship in 2016. He birdied his last two holes for a 6-under 64 at Minnehaha Country Club while Ken Duke, who was tied for the lead going into the final hole, made double bogey.

''When I added them up, I went, 'Holy crap, 64.' That was cool,'' Mediate said. ''It was just one of those days everything kind of went really good. When I was bad, I got it up-and-down. When I was good, I made putts. You have to do this crazy stuff. Putted my you-know-what off today, but I hit a lot of good shots, too. I hit a lot of green, kept my head together and here we are.''

Duke had a share of the lead going into the final round for the first time in his career. His double bogey gave him a 69 and a shared second place with Colin Montgomerie and Bob Estes , who both played 67.

''I hit a good tee shot and it just kicked hard right into the rough a foot and I had a horrible lie,'' Duke said. ''Then, I hit the shot up here and I thought it was in a seam of sod, but he said there was no sod, nothing sodded. It was probably one of the worst lies I've ever had sitting down. I mean, then what are you going to do after that? Nothing you can do about it. I played good. Thanks for all the people that came out and it was great to be here.''

Scott McCarron, who leads the Charles Schwab Cup, shot 67 and tied for seventh. There are only two tournaments left before the Schwab Cup playoffs, a series of three tournaments.