Five feet separated Myles Creighton from his first Korn Ferry Tour victory, but with 40 mph gusts whipping across Crestview Country Club on Sunday afternoon in Wichita, it felt double that. The wind forced the 29-year-old Canadian to step away from his putt on the 72nd hole — twice. Finally, he made up his mind. “I’m not picking my head up until I hear something,” Creighton said. “Whether it’s a groan or a cheer.” The final putt was pure, and true to his word, Creighton didn’t steal a glance at the hole until he heard the roar from the gallery surrounding the 18th green. His 2-under-par 68 was enough to survive the blustery conditions, as his 72-hole total of 17-under 263 edged Emilio Gonzalez by a single stroke. It capped a rollercoaster week for Creighton, who was in danger of missing the cut entirely at the turn of Friday’s round. But he rallied with a 5-under back nine — highlighted by his first competitive hole-in-one — then followed it up with a record-setting, 11-under 59 on Saturday. Read more at Kansas.com/sports 📸: Taylor Eldridge #Wichita #Kansas #Local #golf #wichitaopen #KornFerryTour #fy #fyp #fypage #foryourpage #foryoupage @kornferrytour