David Toms became the seventh multiple winner on the PGA Tour this season after firing a seven-under-par 64 to pull away for a three-stroke victory at the St Jude Classic in Memphis on Sunday.

Toms finished the birdie-fest with a 72-hole total of 20 under par at 264 - the third-best score in the 46-year history of the event.

The other two also came at the TPC at Southwind, which has hosted the tournament every year since 1989.

Through 25 events this season, seven players have combined for 16 wins. Davis Love III and Mike Weir have three titles each, with Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, Kenny Perry and now Toms claiming two each.

Nick Prize of Zimbabwe was second on 17 under at 267 after carding a 62.

Third-round leader Richard Johnson shared third with fellow Swede Fredrik Jacobson and 2001 champion Bob Estes on 268.

Lee Janzen bogeyed three of the last five holes and tied with Ben Crane for sixth place on 269.

US SENIORS OPEN: Bruce Lietzke fired a final round two-over-par 73 but was able to hold off Tom Watson by two shots for his first career major title at the US Senior Open on Sunday.

After taking control of the tournament with a 64 in the third round, Lietzke missed 10 of 15 fairways on the final day, but had a big enough cushion to stay ahead of the field.

Lietzke finished the demanding 72-hole event at seven-under 277, one of only three sub-par scores the Inverness Club yielded.

Watson was second on 279, a shot ahead of Vicente Fernandez of Argentina. Des Smyth finished on eight over par 292.