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"Brandt Snedeker didn&amp;#39;t have to hit one shot on Monday to earn his eight PGA Tour victory. But apparently, that didn&amp;#39;t make things any easier.\n&amp;quot;I hate watching this stuff because I have no control,&amp;quot; Snedeker said on the practice green moments after winning.\nIt turns out, Snedeker was in more control than he thought after posting a 69 on Sunday evening. Even with slightly better weather conditions at Torrey Pines on Monday, no one was able to match his four-round total of six under.\nSnedeker had to wait to collect the trophy, but his Sunday round instantly became the stuff of legend. His three-under-par 69 was the only sub-par round of a final round in which nearly a third of the field (23 players) failed to break 80.\nFour of Snedeker&amp;#39;s eight PGA Tour titles have come when he&amp;#39;s trailed by five or more shots entering the final round. This time, he tracked down 54-hole leaders K.J. Choi, who shot 75, and Scott Brown, who shot 87. Jimmy Walker entered Monday&amp;#39;s re-start holding a one-shot lead, but shot four over on his final eight holes to finish T-4.\nSnedeker also became the first player since Carl Pettersson at the 2010 RBC Canadian Open to win a PGA Tour event after making the cut on the number.\n\nWATCH: GOLF DIGEST VIDEOS\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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