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PGA TUR PRO Adam Hadwin He changed the crew of the course to Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club after releasing his frustrations to Valspar Championship in the best of him last week.
During the second round of the tournament, 37-year-old Canadian He broke the path of the path after breaking his club into the ground on the 10th hole, which would eventually be double for a double beep.
Adam Hadwin from Canada evaluates the place of his ball on the green 16. The holes during the third round of the Golf Tournament WM Phoenix Open, February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn Pictures)
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The scene, maybe not Hadwin at the time, was comical because the water was scattered everywhere, and Hadwin was trying to push the sprayer’s head back into the ground. He was unsuccessful.
The Savior was eventually switched off and Hadwin finished five for five, missed the cut by three goals. But on Friday, Valspar Championship He found that Pro Golfer had paid the damage and apologized for his outburst with lunch on it.
“In addition to paying all the repairs to the @innisbrook sprayer, our 2017 champion @ahadwingwgolf sent a video message and bought lunch for the entire course maintenance department,” Post on X.
Adam Hadwin from Canada hit his ball from a teenager in Hole 9 during the last round of the Golf Tournament WM Phoenix Open, February 9, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn Pictures)
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Agronomy director in Innisbrookoku Ryan Stewart first shared a photo of Chipotle lunch and thanked Hadwin for the gesture.
“A big thank you to Adam Hadwin @jesssicahadwin for paying that spray head and bought the lunch of our staff. It was a great touch and our staff loved him. Thank you again,” he read his post on X.
Hadwin’s wife, Jessica, answered post on social networks, joking that “let’s make a change with that sprayer next.”
Adam Hadwin from Canada is excited after finishing a bird at the 16th hole during the third round of the Golf Tournament WM Phoenix Open, February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn Pictures)
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The chances of Hadwin’s club finds a sprayer’s head were rare but not the first.
In 1999, at Bay Hill Invitational, the 21st PGA winner of PGA Tour Davis Love III led his battle with a spray system. After watching his shot rolling through the green, he hit the sprayers with his sandy wedge, breaking the valve.
The water immediately flooded the bunker, from where he shot.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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