PGA Tour Pro Adam Hadwin He has made peace with the crew of the course in Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club after his frustrations in the Valspar Championship obtained him the best of him last week.
During the second round of the tournament, The 37 -year -old Canadian He broke a pinch in the course after he broke his club on the ground in Hole 10, which finally put two putt for a double bogey.
Adam Hadwin in Canada evaluates the location of his ball in the Green of Hole 16 during the third round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn images)
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The scene, perhaps not at that time for Hadwin, was comic since the water spray everywhere with Hadwin trying to push the sprayer’s head to the ground. I was not successful.
The sprayer finally went out and Hadwin ended the five day in the pair, losing the cut by three shots. But on Friday, the Valspar Championship He revealed that the professional golfer had paid the damage and apologized for his outburst with some lunch.
“In addition to paying all repairs to @innisbrook sprinklers, our 2017 champion, @Ahadwingolf sent a video message and bought lunch for the entire maintenance department of the course”, the publication of X Read.
Adam Hadwin, from Canada, hits his ball in the Tee in Hole 9 during the final round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 9, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn images)
The golfer Adam Hadwin Slams Club with frustration, accidentally extends at a hilarious moment
The director of Agronomy in Innisbrook Ryan Stewart shared for the first time the photo of Chipotle’s lunch and thanked Hadwin for the gesture.
“Thank you very much to Adam Hadwin @Jessicahadwin for paying for that sprayer and buying our staff lunch. That was a great touch and our staff loved. Thank you again,” he said his publication in X.
Hadwin’s wife, Jessica, responded to the publication on social networks, joking that “the next factory we make peace with that sprayer.”
Adam Hadwin in Canada is excited after completing a Birdie in Hole 16 during the third round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn images)
The chances of Hadwin’s Club found the sprayer’s head were rare, but not the first.
In 1999 at the Bay Hill Invitational, on the 21 -time winner of the PGA Davis Love III he had his own battle with the sprinkle system. After seeing his shot shot by the green, he hit the spray with his sand wedge, destroying the valve.
The water quickly flooded the bunker, where it took its shot.
