Winning a Major Championship is something that many dream of, but very few achieve. In fact, only 228 different men have reached that summit, whether it's lifting the Wanamaker or putting on the green jacket.
Of those 228, only 85 have ever done it more than once. Breaking it down even further, only 20 have won both a PGA Championship and a US Open.
While that could very easily change this week with the likes of Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa in the field at The Country Club, we'll walk you through the 19 individuals who have both a Wanamaker and a U.S. Open Trophy in the case at home.
In bold are the years where the player won both in the same year.
Brooks Koepka
U.S. Opens: 2017, 2018
Rory McIlroy
U.S. Open: 2011
Martin Kaymer
U.S. Open: 2014
Tiger Woods
U.S. Opens: 2000, 2002, 2008
Payne Stewart
U.S. Opens: 1991, 1999
Larry Nelson
U.S. Open: 1983
Hubert Green
U.S. Open: 1977
Lee Trevino
Credit: PGA Championships: 1974, 1984
U.S. Opens: 1968, 1971
U.S. Opens: 1968, 1971
Raymond Floyd
U.S. Open: 1986
Jack Nicklaus
U.S. Opens: 1962, 1967, 1972, 1980
David Graham
U.S. Open: 1981
Gary Player
U.S. Open: 1965
Julius Boros
U.S. Opens: 1952, 1963
Ben Hogan
U.S. Opens: 1948, 1950, 1951, 1953
Byron Nelson
PGA Championships: 1940, 1945
U.S. Open: 1939
Gene Sarazen
U.S. Opens: 1922, 1932
Olin Dutra
PGA Championship: 1932
U.S. Open: 1934
Tommy Armour
U.S. Open: 1927
Walter Hagen
U.S. Opens: 1914, 1919
Jim Barnes
U.S. Open: 1921
