PGA Tour Pro Adam Hadwin has made changes with the course crew at the Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club after he let his frustrations over the Valspar Championship get the best of him last week.
During the second round of the tournament, The 37-year-old Canadian Broke a sprinkle on the field after he smashed his club in the ground on the 10th hole, which he would eventually two-putt for a double bogey.
Adam Hadwin from Canada evaluates the location of her ball on the green of the 16th hole during the third round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Misted Pictures)
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The scene, maybe not at the time of Hadwin, was comical as water sprayed everywhere with Hadwin trying to push the sprinkler head back into the ground. He was not successful.
The sprinkler was eventually turned off and Hadwin finished the day five-over pair, missing the cut with three shots. But on Friday Valspar Championship revealed that the pro -golf player had paid for the injuries and apologized for his outbursts with some lunch on him.
“In addition to paying for all repairs to @innisbrook -Sprinklers, our Master in 2017, @Adwingolf sent a video message and bought lunch for the entire course maintenance department,” read the post on X.
Adam Hadwin from Canada hits his ball out of tee at Hole 9 during the final round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 9, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Preferred Pictures)
Golfer Adam Hadwin Slams Club in frustration that accidentally puts sprinkler in the fun moment
Director of Agronomy in Innisbrook Ryan Stewart first shared the photo of the chipotle lunch and thanked Hadwin for the guest.
“A big thank you to Adam Hadwin @jessicahadwin for paid for that sprinkler head and bought our staff lunch. It was a fantastic touch and our staff loved it. Thank you again,” his post on X.
Hadwin’s wife, Jessica, responded to the post on social media and joked that “the next mill makes changes with that sprinkler.”
Adam Hadwin from Canada gets excited after he has completed a birdie at the 16th hole during the third round of the WM Phoenix Open Golf Tournament on February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Misted Pictures)
The chances of Hadwin’s club finding the sprinkler head were rare, but not a first one.
In 1999 at Bay Hill Invitational, it had 21 time due to Tour winner Davis Love III his own match with the sprinkler system. After seeing his shot roll through the green, he slammed the sprinkler with his sandy wedge and crushed the valve.
Water immediately flooded the bunker where he took off his shot.
