DALLAS, May 22 (Reuters) - David Toms erased the bitter memory of his playoff loss at last week's Players Championship when he clinched his 13th PGA Tour title by one shot at the Colonial Invitational on Sunday.
A stroke behind South Korean Charlie Wi going into the final round, Toms eagled the par-five 11th on his way to a three-under-par 67 on a blustery day at Colonial Country Club.
The 44-year-old American shrugged off his only bogey of the round at the difficult 17th and safely parred the last for a 15-under total of 265.
Playing partner Wi, seeking his first victory on the U.S. circuit, briefly led by three strokes early in the final round but had to settle for second place after closing with a 69.
A stroke behind South Korean Charlie Wi going into the final round, Toms eagled the par-five 11th on his way to a three-under-par 67 on a blustery day at Colonial Country Club.
The 44-year-old American shrugged off his only bogey of the round at the difficult 17th and safely parred the last for a 15-under total of 265.
Playing partner Wi, seeking his first victory on the U.S. circuit, briefly led by three strokes early in the final round but had to settle for second place after closing with a 69.
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