Mahan the man in Phoenix

Mahan did not drop a shot during his final two rounds - the only player in the field to do so - as he secured the second PGA Tour title of his career following his triumph at the Travelers Championship in 2007.The 2008 Ryder Cupper produced a back-nine surge on Sunday to post a victory target of 16-under-par and was assured of victory when Fowler failed with a 20-foot birdie putt on the final green.The 21-year-old's effort only narrowly missed, but meant he had to settle for his second runner-up finish in just six Tour starts.
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However, Fowler is likely to look back on a missed opportunity at the par-five 15th when, after driving to within range of the green, he opted to lay-up only to then fail to make a birdie.USPGA champion YE Yang matched the 65 of Mahan to take third place on his own two shots back of the winner.Mathew Goggin of Australia and US duo Chris Couch and Charles Howell III shared fourth place on 13-under, but it proved a day to forget for overnight leader Brandt Snedeker.The American signed for a disastrous seven-over-par 78 after making double-bogeys at his final two holes and ended up way down the field in joint 43rd.It was a different story for Mahan, though, who came with a back-nine surge to clinch victory at a typically raucous TPC Scottsdale on Sunday.