(Reuters) - It took Angel Cabrera 159 attempts to win a regular PGA Tour event but he broke through in style with an emphatic two-stroke victory at The Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia on Sunday. The long-hitting Argentine played like the two-time major champion that he is, closing with a six-under-par 64 on Greenbrier's Old White course in White Sulphur Springs. Boosted by an eagle at the par-four 13th, where he holed out from 175 yards, Cabrera finished on 16-under 264 to claim his first non-major PGA Tour title. "I've been working hard to get to this moment and I?m very happy the work we've been doing the last few weeks paid off,? the 44-year-old told reporters, adding that the win was a huge boost heading into this month's British Open at Hoylake. More...