Nick Taylor Wins Canadian Open With Epic Playoff Putt, Ending 69-Year Drought for Home Nation

Nick Taylor became the first Canadian to win the RBC Canadian Open in 69 years by sinking a 72-foot eagle putt in a playoff.
Taylor's victory triggered wild celebrations, including fellow Canadian pro Adam Hadwin getting tackled by security after running onto the green.
The thrilling finish in front of a massive gallery capped a comeback by Taylor, who opened with a 75 before shooting 63 on Saturday to make the cut.
Taylor credited his wife's support for motivating him after his poor start, leading to a rally that ended with the longest putt of his career on the fourth extra hole.
Taylor earned $1.62 million for the victory and jumped 15 spots in the world rankings to No. 44.