Cambridge, ON – It took Jon Mills a little longer to etch his name in the history books than he wanted Sunday, but the wait was more than worth it for the 27-year old Canadian. Playing on what amounted to home turf, the Ontario native waited out a pair of final-round rain delays and won the Canadian PGA Championship at Whistle Bear Golf Club.
Mills started the last day with a four-stroke lead that dwindled to two a couple of times, but his 1-under-par 71 was more than enough to handle the challengers and win the second-oldest professional tournament in his home country. His 19-under par total was three better than Ken Duke(68) and five better than Nick Cassini (67) and Erik Compton (68).