Pavin ends 10-year Tour drought

Pavin celebrates his win at the US Bank Championship in Milwaukee

FINAL LEADERBOARD:
US unless stated
-20 C Pavin
-18 J Kelly
-17 J Sluman
-15 F Lickliter, D Trahan

Former US Open champion Corey Pavin claimed his first PGA Tour win in 10 years as he held on for a two-shot victory in the US Bank Championship.

An eagle on the eighth hole of the final round kept the 46-year-old in pole position until he finished on 20-under at Brown Deer, Milwaukee.

Pavin's final round of three-under 67 left him two clear of Jerry Kelly, who carded the same score on the final day.

Jeff Sluman fired a six-under-par 64 to secure third place at 17 under.

Pavin led the tournament from wire-to-wire after carding a PGA Tour-record 26 on the front nine during his first round.

"The journey that I have taken over the last 10 years to get here, all the work I have put in, what I have gone through, makes it very meaningful to me to get back here," Pavin said.