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The Pittsburgh Steelers field marshal, Aaron Rodgers, offered a hard love to a fan in the celebrity golf tournament of the Century American championship during the weekend.
A video posted on social networks on Sunday showed Rodgers walking towards the next hole in the Edgewood Tahoe golf course in Nevada when a child shouted that the NFL star almost hit him.
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Aaron Rodgers is located in the 11th Tee Box during the final round of the American championship of the century in the Edgewood Tahoe golf course on July 13, 2025 in Statelline, Nevada. (Eakin Howard/Getty Images)
“He hardly counts,” Rodgers replied as he walked to Tee’s box.
It was one of the two viral moments that the four -time MVP of the NFL had with fans during the tournament.
On Saturday, Rodgers refused to sign an autograph after questioning the man about the only pass he released in a game in 2005 when it was still a backing of Brett Favre with the Green Bay Packers. The fan said he had a game ticket.
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Aaron Rodgers at the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Edgewood Tahoe on July 11, 2025. (Jason Bean / RGJ / USA Today Network through IMAGN images)
The fan could not name the Rodgers player launched a pass when the Quartback asked. Rodgers then refused to sign something for him and declared him an “autograph hound.”
Rodgers finished 15th in the Golf Tournament of the Century American Championship with a 44 Stableford score.
The former NHL star, Joe Pavelski, won the tournament with a 73. He defeated the Baseball Hall John Smoltz, who previously told Pak Gazette Digital that he felt good for his chances of winning the tournament.
The Pittsburgh Steelers Field Marshal, Aaron Rodgers, participates during the NFL football mini -phase in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, June 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
Rodgers, now, will look towards the training camp in his first year with the Steelers.
