Adam Schenk is a winner on the PGA Tour and he credits earning that maiden victory on Sunday on some nice carpet.

For real. Schenk, whose final round at a windy Port Royal Golf Course at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship consisted of one birdie, one bogey and 16 pars, drained a clutch four-footer for par at the last to seal a one-stroke lead.

His reaction told the story as he yelled and pumped his fist in excitement.

"That was just a massive putt for me to make, a massive putt to have go in," he said Sunday. "It's somewhat life-changing. It's life-changing, I get two more years on the PGA Tour."

He was then asked more about his day, the conditions, the bogey on 15, the near-miss birdie on 17 and finally the emotions of the win.

"Have to give credit, we're staying at the Princess. They've got nice carpet in the hotel rooms to putt on," he said, going on to describe what he was seeing as break on the floor in his room. "It's a little bit left to right as I putt towards the window and the bay, and as I putt towards the door, it's a little bit right to left. I told myself 'if you're going to win this tournament and have a chance, control what you can control' ... so I just practiced last night for probably an hour when I had dinner with Tyler Duncan back there and Bobby, in between going and watching the Georgia-Texas game. Unfortunately, Texas didn't pull it out for Bobby. Just in my hotel room, practicing with one hand. I'm like, one hand's not going to work because it's got the wind emblem on the Weather Channel app. It's already windy here and it's going to be really windy. So I kind of let my left hand rest on top. The only thing you can do is line up to it, get a little bit left and take it back smooth and just release it and hit it off the center of the putter. If it goes in, it goes in, great.

"It was so windy on the last hole, I did the same process, but my best chance to hit it is just get up, do your process and hit it. If you're going to miss it, miss it quick but don't sit there and think about it forever."

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Adam Schenk says the nice carpet in his hotel room helped him win Butterfield Bermuda

Reporting by Todd Kelly, Golfweek / Golfweek

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