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Cape Town - South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen completed a career 'grand slam' of his own on Sunday when he finished tied for second at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow.
The 2010 Open champion made a late surge up the leaderboard when he made eagle at the par-5, 15th, but bogeyed the final hole to mark his fourth major runner-up finish.
Oosthuizen shot a one-under par 70 to finish six-under, 278 for the tournament.
He finished tied for second, two shots behind eventual champion, American Justin Thomas, who claimed his first major title.
The South African now joins two-time major Greg Norman of Australia, who has also finished as a runner-up in all four majors.
Oosthuizen finished solo second at the Masters when he lost to Bubba Watson in 2012 and had back-to-back ties for second - firstly at the 2015 US Open - behind Jordan Spieth - and the 2015 Open Championship, when he lost in a playoff won by Zach Johnson.
Shortly after Sunday's PGA Championship, Oosthuizen boarded his plane and took to Twitter to congratulate Thomas, as well as serenade his followers by posting a hilarious video miming to the song 'Rise Up' by Andra Day.
I didn't really make any putts (until the last!) but gave it everything. Thanks for all your messages and congratulations to @JustinThomas34 pic.twitter.com/ALsYmDBAf7
— Louis Oosthuizen (@Louis57TM) August 14, 2017
Just finished my career grand slam second's .. "I'll rise up" pic.twitter.com/083aRityWn
— Louis Oosthuizen (@Louis57TM) August 14, 2017
