Craig Stadler won the BC Open PGA Tour tournament by one shot in New York on Sunday, a week after landing a Champions Tour title.
Stadler, who celebrated his 50th birthday last month, shot a nine-under-par 63 to finish on 21-under 267 and take home the first prize of $540,000.
After hitting into the water off the 18th tee, Germany's Alex Cejka (67) finished joint second on 268 alongside Steve Lowery (72). Australia's Rod Pampling (66) was fourth on 269.
Stadler won one of the Champions Tour's major tournaments, the Ford Senior Players Championship, last week.
He began the final round of the BC Open eight shots behind Lowery but quickly made up ground with a six-under 31 on the front nine.
Leading final scores (USA unless stated, Par 72) 267 Craig Stadler 67 69 68 63 268 Alexander Cejka (Ger) 66 66 69 67, Steve Lowery (Aus) 64 64 68 72 269 Rodney Pampling (Aus) 67 70 66 66 271 Stephen Allan 68 65 71 67, Hank Kuehne 70 68 67 66, Glen Day 68 68 69 66, John Maginnes 66 69 67 69, Mike Grob 68 69 70 64, John Morgan 68 65 68 70 272 David Gossett 69 65 68 70, Brett Quigley 67 65 70 70
