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At 11 under par Stepehen Ames was the highest-finishing Canadian at the BMW Championship. (AP Image)

The PGA's BMW Championship wound to a close Sunday with Camilo Villegas atop the pack for the first time in his Tour career.

At 15 under on the tournament Villegas maintained his position in first place at the conclusion of each of the weekend's four rounds.

Villegas is just the first person to lead a tournament wire to wire in 12 years, the last being Tim Herron at the 1996 Honda Classic.

Finishing in second place at the tournament was American Dudley Hart at 13 under par while Anthony Kim and Jim Furyk tied for third at 12 below.

Canadian Stephen Ames, along with D.J. Trahan and K.J. Choi followed closely at 11 under.

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