There have been some truly remarkable victories throughout the years on the PGA Tour.
However, perhaps none more so than one man’s victory 15 years ago when he holed out on four separate occasions to win a PGA Tour event.
From huge come-from-behind wins to dramatic collapses, the PGA Tour has always served up fantastic entertainment.
While the likes of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Scottie Scheffler have all moved the needle at different on tour, there have been plenty of journeyman pros who have produced moments of magic throughout the years.
And one man in particular got everyone’s pulses racing way back in 2010 in a PGA Tour event in California.
The well-liked Rocco Mediate won six times during his PGA Tour career.
The first of those victories came in 1991 at the Doral-Ryder Open, with his last win coming at the Frys.com Open in 2010.
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Mediate is probably best known for being the man who pushed Tiger Woods all the way at the US Open in 2008 at Torrey Pines.
However, his career was a very impressive one in its own right.
The now 62-year-old produced one of the most remarkable victories of all time on the PGA Tour.
During his win at the Frys.com Open in 2010, Mediate holed out for eagle an incredible FOUR times on the way to victory.
He shot rounds of 64, 65, 67 and 73 to finish on 15-under par, one shot clear of Alex Prugh and Bo Van Pelt.
However, the fact that he holed out four times for eagle throughout the tournament proves that he had his fair share of luck during the week at CordeValle Golf Club.
Mediate is a highly respected character on the PGA Tour.
His record speaks for itself as well.
ResultsMediate’s totalsEvents played616Wins6Top-5s32Top-10s64Missed cuts203
Six wins is the mark of a very good career on the PGA Tour.
Mediate is someone who definitely got the most out of his game, and his hard work ethic and mental strength enabled him to compete way beyond his means.
