Cameron Young is a PGA Tour winner. At long last! Last week’s Wyndham Championship marked the 94th start of Cameron Young’s career and for so much of it people have wondered whether or not he would ever break through and lift a trophy.

A big mover up in the U.S. standings was Cameron Young, who broke through for his maiden victory on the PGA Tour on Sunday at the Wyndham Championship. Young was previously 19th but he's up four spots to No. 14. In the process, Sam Burns, Wyndham Clark, Lucas Glover and Daniel Berger each moved down a spot as Young leapt ahead of them.

Cameron Young finally got his first PGA TOUR victory Sunday, after seven heartbreaking runner-up finishes in his first 93 starts. In the 94th, the 28-year-old m

Cameron Young finally got his first PGA Tour victory Sunday after seven runner-up finishes, and he made it look easy. He had five straight birdies early to build a nine-shot lead and coasted home to a 2-under 68 to win the Wyndham Championship by six shots.

They were dancing in the streets of New York City following Cameron Young's long-awaited first PGA Tour title. OK, not really. But they were partying at his home club. Sleepy Hollow Country Club, where Young honed his golf game under the watchful eye of his dad,

Young became the 1,000th unique winner in PGA Tour history on Sunday when he captured the Wyndham Championship.

Before this week, Young’s second-place finish count of seven was the most by any player on tour without a win since 1983.

It was only a matter of time before Cameron Young won on the PGA Tour. Though he’s been in the mix plenty of times lately, he left absolutely no doubt at Sedgefield Country Club on Sunday. Young, after briefly building up a massive eight-shot lead,

Cameron Young has picked up his first PGA Tour win, taking the Wyndham Championship title in North Carolina with a commanding performance. Young’s win at Sedgefield brought back memories of Scottie Scheffler’s dominant showing at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson earlier this year.