Austin Smotherman secured his first PGA Tour victory on Sunday at the Bank of Utah Championship, finishing with a two-stroke lead at the Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah. The 32-year-old posted a final-round three-under 68, concluding the tournament with a cumulative score of 25-under par.

Smotherman, ranked 121st in the world, edged out Doug Ghim, who carded a 69 in the closing round to finish second at 24-under. David Ford and Trace Crowe tied for third place after each fired a seven-under 64 in the final round, finishing three strokes behind the leader. Kevin Streelman and Ben James followed closely, one stroke further back.

The standout performance of the day came from Luke Clanton, who posted an impressive nine-under 62, featuring seven birdies and an eagle. His effort allowed him to finish tied for seventh alongside Steven Fisk at 21-under overall.