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PGA Championship 2024: Fan Fishes Club Out of the Pond

Adam Hadwin is known to many from last year, when the Canadian was tackled by security staff on the green during his compatriot’s victory celebration. The Canadian also made headlines in March, this time by throwing a club into the pond on the 18th hole at the Players Championship. His wife’s reaction in both incidents left nothing to be desired and entertained the golfer’s fans. Now Hadwin’s temper struck again and he sank another of his golf clubs in the pond, this time at the PGA Championship 2024. But a fan promptly rushed to the rescue and stripped down to his pants, jumped into the icy water and fished out the equipment.

PGA Championship 2024: Fan fishes clubs out of the pond

The video evidence of the fan’s – probably somewhat insane – action is immediately available on Twitter. The ponds at Valhalla Golf Club are not without danger. Water snakes and other potentially dangerous animals have been spotted in the past. The fan was not deterred by this and literally jumped into the deep end. Hadwin is now able to continue playing with a full bag without any problems thanks to the spectator’s full physical commitment.

It is not clear exactly where the scene took place, but the Toronto Sun suspects that it was around hole 7. After his round, Hadwin admitted in an interview that “bogeying seven for the second day in a row really gets to you.”

Watch: The fan’s stunt

Of course, the reaction of Jessica, Hadwin’s wife, is not to be missed. Her reaction to her husband’s renewed outburst:

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Players Championship 2024: Canadian loses his nerve, his wife reacts hilariously

It could have been a round that motivated Canadian Adam Hadwin to do more. After seven holes, he was already three over par in the first round of the Players Championship, but he fought his way back to even par on the 16th. Two holes remained to bring his score into the red. It turned out differently…

Players Championship 2024: First the ball, then the club

First he sank a ball in the water on the 17th, where the first hole-in-one had already been made on Thursday afternoon, and had to accept a double bogey. But that was not enough. On the last hole at the TPC Sawgrass, his drive was already flirting with the water, but just managed to stay dry. His shot into the green then fell victim to the right-left slope of the fairway in front of the green and rolled into the water. Too much for the one-time PGA Tour winner. His club had to take the hit and flew into the lake immediately afterwards. At least he got away with a bogey on the 18th, but that put him back at three over par, as he had been after seven holes.

Hadwin’s wife Jessica, known for her humorous take on her husband’s golfing misdemeanours, could find nothing wrong with the 36-year-old’s breach of etiquette: “I have seen the moment in question. If I’m going simply on the aesthetic of the toss….10/10” shw wrote on X (formerly Twitter).