Scottsdale, AZ (Sports Network) - A week ago, Kyle Stanley blew an eight-
stroke lead in the final round to cost himself his first PGA Tour victory.
This week, Stanley was making the big rally.
He fired a six-under 65 Sunday to come from eight shots back to win the
Phoenix Open by one stroke over Ben Crane.
Stanley finished his first tour win at 15-under-par 269.
Crane, who played alongside Stanley, closed with a five-under 66 at the TPC
Scottsdale to take second at minus-14.
Spencer Levin started the round with a six-stroke lead, and it was seven after
the first hole. He had a solid par save on the 10th, but dropped four strokes
in the next five holes to fall out of the lead.
Levin stumbled to a four-over 75 to end alone in third at 13-under-par 271.
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