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Spokane native Chris Mitchell, a former assistant at Indian Canyon, used a sizzling putter to tame hid old course and become the first two-time champion of the Rosauers Open. His 54-hole total of 18-under 195 was six shots better than runner-up Keith Liedes’ 201 and still stands as the tournament’s lowest score.

Mitchell opened with rounds of 66 and 65 before blistering the Canyon with a final-round 64 that included birdie putts from 18, 10, 14, and 22 feet, along with a 22-footer that dropped for an eagle-3 on the par-5 second hole.

Mitchell’s birdie binge on a course he knows so well sapped the spirit from Liedes and his other playing partner Mark Gardner, whose balky putter took him out of contention on the back nine. The tournament was moved back to Indian Canyon following a one-year hiatus to MeadowWood Golf Course because of damage to the Canyon’s greens.