Jun. 3, 2008
It's not often that a player wins the week before a major, then follows it up with another win at that major. In fact, just 10 times since 1934 (but twice in the previous two years) has a player won in consecutive weeks, with the second win being at a major.
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| Winning the week before |
| 2007 |
Tiger Woods |
Won World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational |
Won PGA Championship |
| 2006 |
Phil Mickelson |
Won BellSouth Classic |
Won the Masters |
| 1988 |
Sandy Lyle |
Won Greater Greensboro Open |
Won the Masters |
| 1971 |
Lee Trevino |
Won the Canadian Open |
Won the British Open |
| 1959 |
Art Wall |
Won the Azalea Open |
Won the Masters |
| 1949 |
*Sam Snead |
Won the Greater Greensboro Open |
Won the Masters |
| 1946 |
*Ben Hogan |
Won the Winnipeg Open |
Won the PGA Championship |
| 1945 |
*Byron Nelson |
Won the Chicago Victory Open |
Won the PGA Championship |
| 1939 |
Ralph Guldahl |
Won the Greater Greensboro Open |
Won the Masters |
| 1939 |
*Henry Picard |
Won the Scranton Open |
Won the PGA Championship |
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