Bryson DeChambeau completed his quest for a hole-in-one at his $2 million home in Texas on the 16th day of the challenge.
DeChambeau began the challenge on November 13 when he attempted to hit a smash from the front of the house on a backyard green.
The rules were simple enough: as the days went by, he would get as many chances to complete the challenge as the days he was trying to do so.
Wednesday was the 16th day of DeChambeau's attempt at a hole-in-one, which he has come close to at times over the past 15 days.
DeChambeau documented his attempts every day on his social media channels while performing the arduous task that eluded him until he finally accomplished it in the video he posted on Wednesday in his fourteenth attempt for the day.
The shot bounced on the green and then rolled into the cup.
The golfer started cheering happily and ran into the backyard where he hit his lead shot.
“Are you kidding me!” He shouted as he ran to the back of the house.
DeChambeau kissed the ball and then tossed it into the air after removing it from the cup.
He came close several times along the way before hitting the shot in Wednesday's video.
DeChambeau has generated a large following regardless of his recent success on the course.
He has become a popular personality on social media platforms due to the golf-related content he posts.
DeChambeau also posted a video of himself playing a round of golf with Tom Brady on his YouTube channel.
DeChambeau took the US Open crown this year at No. 2 Pinehurst in North Carolina.
He also finished in the top 10 at the Masters.
