A look back at a brief, but exciting history of the PGA Tour's Playoffs
2010 Tour Championship: Furyk Makes It Rain
The image of Jim Furyk fist-pumping in the rain with his hat turned backward at East Lake may not be one of golf's most iconic moments, but it's certainly one of the most memorable in FedEx Cup Playoff history. Furyk brought a one-stroke lead into the par-3 18th hole, and looked to be in jeopardy of losing grasp of both the tournament and the FedEx Cup with a wayward tee shot. But the Pennsylvania native grooved his 50-foot bunker shot to within three feet, tapped in for par, and held off Luke Donald for the win. I think we all would have endured the rain for $10 million, right?
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