Rory Mcilroy produced the final flourishing to win the PGA Tour AT & t Pebble Beach Pro-Am, stopping the party of pretenders, including Australia Cam Davis.
Mcilroy triumphed with two arrows, ending 21 years after feeding six than 66 in the Sunday final round in the iconic field in California.
Davis finished the draw in fifth place at the age of 17 after shooting 69.
Australian colleagues Jason Day (12 below) tied to 13th place, min Woo Lee (11 below) he tied in 17th place, and Adam Scott fired the last round 64 to end the draw at 22. At 10 below.
Australians were among the fields unable to catch Mcilroy, who clearly won their 27th PGA Tour in a big style.
Mcilroy went on Saturday on Saturday, 65 with an ending round with the Eagle, five birds and a single Bogey.
The 35-year-old had a two-level advantage from Davis and others after 13 holes, but then doubled this advantage with a sensational eagle on the 14th Par-5.
Mcilroy introduced a dynamically developing drive with an area of ​​310 meters, used a 7-jail for his shot and sank eight meters.
The former world No. 1 gained a further breathing space with birds on the next hole to be five on a six-rod section that successfully secured the victory.
“There are several places in our game that mean a little more than others,” said Mcilroy.
“And this is probably related to the history and people who won in these fields and what these people had to play in golf.
“I had several close connections in ST Andrews; Augusta National is another one.
“So the opportunity to win one of these iconic places is amazing.”
World No. 3 Mcilroy won from Ireland Shane Lowry (68) with American Lucas Glover (67) and England Justin Rose (68) third to 18 years.
Davis floated in contact with the leaders for most of his round, but he could not get serious adhesion despite the birds in 4 and 14 holes.
The 29-year-old born in Sydney ended his tournament with an amazing bird of 18 days, when he crushed from the roots of trees to a distance.
The day survived the final round of three Under: he towed a bunker shot for Eagle 14 and made three birds, but all chances outside disappeared from the front with three Bogey, including subsequent flaws on the fourth and fifth hole.
Lee wrote two Bogey in his three finished final round, while Scott produced a late finish, shooting eight birds in his round free from Bogey.
Scott, playing in the back of the first nine, laid five birds from his initial six holes.
