Blades Brown Makes PGA Tour History as Youngest Winner in 95 Years After 7-Shot Comeback

Blades Brown made history on Sunday.

Not only did the 19-year-old overcome a seven-stroke deficit to win the World Wide Technology Championship following a pair of playoff holes, he also became the youngest player to win on the PGA Tour in nearly 100 years.

According to the Associated Press, "Brown became the youngest winner since Charles Kocsis won the Michigan Open in 1931 when he was 18, a tournament that was considered a regional event in the early years of the PGA."

Brown shot a 9-under 63 on Sunday and registered birdies on both playoff holes to secure the historic victory, besting Ben James.

"I'm so obsessed with this game. It tests you in so many ways," Brown told reporters. "I love golf, all the stuff that goes into it and I can't wait for what's next."