Lucas Glover eclipsed Patrick Cantlay in a playoff to win the FedEx St Jude Championship and claim a second straight PGA Tour victory.
His final-round 69 is his 22nd consecutive par-or-better round on Tour (95-under total in his last six starts).
The American duo were forced into an extra hole in Memphis after each completing 72 holes on 15-under par.
Glover, 43, ultimately claimed victory with a par on the 18th hole playoff after Cantlay found water off the tee.
Speaking after his victory, which comes just a week after he won the Wyndham Championship, Glover said: “If you would have told me this three months ago, I’d tell you you’re crazy.
“But at the same time, if you asked me legitimately did I think I was capable, I’d say yes, even then. It’s just one of those sad ways athletes are wired.
“We always believe in ourselves no matter how bad it is.”
Glover was ranked 119th in the world prior to the Wyndham Championship, but now sits 30th.
He is the first player 40 years or older to win back-to-back tournaments on Tour since Vijay Singh in 2008 (FedEx St. Jude Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship).
Patrick Cantlay earned his 10th runner-up on Tour and falls to 3-for-4 in playoffs. He enters next week’s BMW Championship as the two-time defending champion and has won three of the last six FedExCup Playoffs events (2021 TOUR Championship/2021 BMW Championship/2022 BMW Championship).
Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy and England’s Tommy Fleetwood finished agonisingly close, but had to settle for equal-third on 14-under par.
Fleetwood was unable to sink a birdie chance on his last hole which would have propelled him into the playoff.
He earned his 22nd top-five finish on Tour and becomes the first player in Tour history to surpass $20 million in official career earnings without a victory.
