Gary Wilson retained the Scottish Open title in style with a 9-5 win over Thailand’s Noppon Saengkham.
Yet the 38-year-old Englishman admitted to Eurosport that he does not like Edinburgh as “the city is a nightmare to get around”.
“But there’s certain places where you feel comfortable and happy,” he said. “I felt like that last year – and I felt like that this year.”
Wilson was never behind in the final after winning the first three frames.
Victory means he collects £80,000 and keeps hold of the Stephen Hendry Trophy.
At 6-1 and 7-2 adrift, Saengkham looked to be out of the running in his tour final debut.
The 31-year-old, who is ranked six places below Wilson at world number 26, fought back to 7-4 and 8-5 before the Briton clinched victory.
“I’m very proud,” said Wilson, who had a top break of 105 and nine other 50-plus visits.
“I have been struggling a lot, but my family has stood by me forever. I found a game out of nowhere.”
Saengkham added: “I have to give credit to Gary – he deserved to win the trophy. He controlled the game.”
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