Michael Block hits INCREDIBLE hole-in-one during the final round of the PGA Championship

American club pro Michael Block produced one of the most incredible moments in recent golf history on Sunday, scoring a hole-in-one during the final round of the PGA Championship.

The 46-year-old, who teaches golf lessons at a public course in California, was the talk of Oak Hill ahead of the final round, when he secured a spot to play alongside Rory McIlroy on a fairytale weekend.

And he made it even more memorable on the 15th hole in upstate New York, shooting an extraordinary hole-in-one to wow the crowd.

Reacting to the shot, he turned to McIlroy and immediately asked, ‘Rory, did you come in?’ before receiving a hug from the former world number 1.

He then received a hero’s welcome as he walked onto the green to remove his ball from the hole, before flashing to the camera as he marked ‘1’ on his scorecard and circled it.

Block receives cheers from the crowd after his dunk at the PGA Championship

Block went viral Saturday night for his reaction to playing alongside Rory McIlroy (2R)

Block made headlines on Saturday night when he found out live that he would be playing alongside McIlroy in his final round, and it has been the history of the tournament.

‘Are you serious?’ he asked the reporter what he broke the news to him, before having to take a moment to process the information.

At his day job at the Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club in Mission Viejo, California, he charges $125 for a 45-minute lesson as a golf instructor.

Through the first three days of the PGA Championship, he posted three consecutive rounds of par 70s, and his hole-in-one on Sunday the 15th brought him back to par level, tied for 13th in the tournament.