JL Lewis closed with a career-low and course-record 10-under-par 62 on a marathon final day to capture the 84 Lumber Classic of Pennsylvania.

Lewis' 22-under 266 total established a new tournament record and earned him £437,000 in prize money. He moved to 17th on the money list - in position for the Tour Championship - with £1.16million.

Frank Lickliter II, Australian Stuart Appleby and Tim Petrovic shared second place at 20-under 268, collecting £181,000 each. Cameron Beckman, Swede Jesper Parnevik and Rocco Mediate tied for fifth at 271.

Lewis broke the Nemacolin Woodlands Mystic Rock Course record of 64, which was set and matched by several players over the first three rounds.

He was 14 under for the day. "When I started this tournament, I had aspirations of doing well," said Lewis, who broke Robert Allenby's tournament record of 19-under 269.

"I was behind, but I was striking the ball well and I was able to keep my wits."

Lewis started the day in a tie for 12th and moved up only one spot following the first 18 holes of the day.

But he eagled the fourth hole in the final round, backing up a 90-yard lob wedge into the cup.

"I had about 90 yards to go and I had a clean lie in the rough," he said. "I knew I had plenty of room to hit the ball into the middle of the green and let it roll down to the hole."

After playing the first five holes in four under, Lewis settled in with three straight pars.

But he birdied the ninth and 11, 12, 13 and 14, sinking nothing longer than 12 feet.

Lewis dropped a stroke at the 15th, but he birdied the par-five 16th and the 18th, making an eight-foot putt to seal the win.

The field was forced to play 36 holes on the final day after rain washed out all of the second round on Friday.

Final scores and prize money from the SAS Championship, Prestwood CC in Cary, North Carolina:

(a-amateur Par 72)

203 D.A. Weibring 65 72 66

204 Tom Kite 70 73 61, Bobby Wadkins 67 68 69

205 Tom Jenkins 71 67 67, Wayne Levi 68 69 68, Doug Tewell 68 69 68, Jim Thorpe 73 66 66

207 Andy Bean 72 66 69, Jose Maria Canizares 66 75 66, Mike Hill 69 71 67, Craig Stadler 72 68 67

208 Jim Ahern 65 67 76, Bob Charles 73 67 68, Stewart Ginn 72 70 66, Walter Hall 69 66 73, Don Pooley 70 70 68

209 Allen Doyle 73 65 71, David Eger 71 65 73, Bruce Fleisher 67 69 73, John Harris 72 68 69

211 Eamonn Darcy 68 71 72, Hale Irwin 70 71 70, John Jacobs 71 71 69, Dana Quigley 70 69 72, Bruce Summerhays 72 71 68

212 Ed Dougherty 72 70 70, Graham Marsh 73 70 69, John Schroeder 70 75 67, Jay Sigel 70 73 69, J.C. Snead 70 73 69, Leonard Thompson 69 75 68, Howard Twitty 75 69 68

213 Gil Morgan 75 69 69, Larry Nelson 72 71 70, Mike Smith 77 68 68, Rocky Thompson 72 72 69, Lanny Wadkins 74 68 71, Bobby Walzel 73 67 73

214 John Bland 72 68 74, Jim Holtgrieve 74 69 71, Mike McCullough 76 68 70, Tom Purtzer 70 71 73, Bill Rogers 71 69 74, Fuzzy Zoeller 68 73 73

215 Hugh Baiocchi 69 72 74, Dave Barr 70 74 71, Mike Schroder 72 70 73

216 Bob Gilder 73 73 70, Morris Hatalsky 73 73 70, Bruce Lietzke 71 73 72, Lee Trevino 74 71 71

217 Bob Eastwood 72 80 65, Gibby Gilbert 72 70 75, Gary Koch 72 74 71, James Mason 75 71 71, Steve Veriato 72 73 72, Tom Wargo 73 73 71

218 Jim Colbert 70 73 75, Ted Goin 75 71 72, Doug LaCrosse 72 73 73

219 Isao Aoki 74 71 74, Ed Fiori 69 75 75, Dick Mast 70 75 74

220 Jim Dent 74 72 74, Mark Lye 74 72 74

222 Joe Inman 75 72 75

223 Terry Dill 71 82 70, Jerry McGee 77 71 75

224 Dale Douglass 75 73 76, Dave Eichelberger 73 78 73

225 Charles Coody 77 77 71, David Graham 71 77 77, Walter Morgan 74 77 74, Bob Murphy 77 73 75

226 Arlis Pike 76 76 74, Gary Player 76 72 78

228 Miller Barber 936 80 73 75, Pat McDonald 936 72 78 78

229 Jim Albus 828 75 76 78

230 Jody Dean 774 78 78 74

250 Arnold Palmer 738 86 78 86