The PGA Tour has been full of drama all year. On Sunday, the BWM Championship provided another large serving of it. Bryson DeChambeau and Patrick Cantlay were battling for the title. DeChambeau held the lead toward the end, but Cantlay attained “clutch mode” to force a playoff, something all golf fans and sports fans adore.

The two golfers battled it out over six playoff holes. Each one had some impressive shots in the duel as the PGA world held its collective breath.

Cantlay nearly chipped in a shot, coming just short of dropping the ball into the cup on the first playoff hole.

DeChambeau followed suit on the second hole with a beautiful shot of his own.

DeChambeau then had an absolutely heartbreaking moment on the third playoff hole on a potential winning putt that just missed. Seriously, the PGA is brutal at times.

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Then they moved on to the fourth playoff hole, and it was a total PGA shocker.

DeChambeau hit the water and still bounced back to end the hole with a par, staying in the tournament when Cantlay failed to make birdie. DeChambeau, known for crushing tee shots to set up his short game, was able to scramble after an errant drive. Seriously, the PGA has been insane all year and this playoff is the latest example of it.

But, it was Cantlay who walked away with the PGA victory at the BMW Championship Series, finally outdoing Bryson on the sixth playoff hole. The FedEx Cup will head to East Lake after this thrilling finish to the weekend.