Ninety-four PGA Tour starts, seven runner-up finishes — more than anyone since David Duval in 1983 had endured without breaking through. At 28, Young had collected $19 million in career earnings, made a Presidents Cup team and finished second at the British Open.

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. All of those conversations are over as he is officially a PGA Tour winner and an emphatic one at that. Young posted a score of 22-under and won by six full strokes.

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,