Chris Gotterup secured his fourth PGA Tour title in 12 months by winning the John Deere Classic with a nine-under 62 in the final round.The victory came after Ben Kohles, attempting his first win in 120 starts, faltered with a double bogey on the 18th hole.Gotterup, who finished at 20-under 264, moved to No.7 in the world rankings.His brother Patrick caddied for him, and Gotterup expressed emotional gratitude for the support.The win follows his previous successes, including victories at the Sony Open and Phoenix Open.Kohles, who had previously lost a playoff at the Byron Nelson, missed a critical putt to force a playoff, settling for second place.Max Homa also finished second, marking a career-high finish for the former Ryder Cup player.Other notable performers included Lucas Glover and Lee Hodges in third, while Mackenzie Hughes and A.J.Ewart placed in the top 70.

Gotterup’s win highlights his consistency and resilience, especially after defending his title in the Scottish Open and navigating the British Open schedule.