Wire-to-Wire

Leading a golf tournament from the first round through the final round without ever relinquishing the lead. Wire-to-wire victories are relatively rare in professional golf due to the competitive nature of the sport and the pressure of maintaining a lead over multiple rounds. Famous wire-to-wire victories include Tiger Woods' dominant wins at several major championships and Raymond Floyd's 1976 Masters victory. This achievement demonstrates exceptional consistency, mental toughness, and sustained high-level performance under pressure throughout an entire tournament.