Victorian Marc Leishman has won the BMW Championship on the PGA TOUR in convincing fashion.

In control of the tournament from the first round, Leishman recorded a wire-to-wire victory with rounds of 62, 64, 68 and 67 for a tournament total 23-under 261.

Leishman was the man to catch on Sunday at Conway Farms but he never gave the field a look.

He opened with a birdie and turned in 2-under the card thanks to a further two birdies and a lone bogey.

A slight hiccup on the 13^th couldn’t derail Leishman as he bounced back from the bogey with back-to-back birdies on the 15^th and 16^th holes. Finishing in style, Leishman birdied the 18^th hole.

Finishing five shots head of Justin Rose and Rickie Fowler, Leishman has recorded his third PGA TOUR title and second this year.

This win comes just two weeks after a tough loss for Leishman, who finished third at the Dell Technologies Championship after leading into the final round.

“There were a few little scars from two weeks ago at the Dell, I was really determined to not let that happen again,” said Leishman.

“I wanted to give myself a big enough buffer that I could get it done and I did.”

It was a good week for the Aussie contingent with Jason Day finishing  fourth on 16-under the card and Cameron Smith finishing 12^th on 11-under the card.

Marc Leishman will now advance to the TOUR Championship in 4^th place on the FedExCup while Jason Day will also tee it up at 15^th on the standings.