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The 2011 FedEx Cup Comeback

The 2011 FedEx Cup Comeback

Bill Haas pulled off one of the greatest finishes in golf history by hitting a ball out of a water hazard to win ten million dollars. He narrowly edged out his competition to secure the FedEx Cup in a dramatic playoff.

During the 2011 Tour Championship, Haas faced a precarious shot partially submerged in a lake. He managed to chip the ball to within a few feet of the hole, saving par and winning the tournament. This high-stakes victory remains a legendary moment in PGA Tour history. Beyond that achievement, he continues a family tradition of excellence as the son of professional legend Jay Haas.

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