Golfer Adam Hadwin took his frustration out on the golf course on Friday during the second round of the Valspar championship, but the course fought back.
On par with four tithes, Hadwin had his third shot from 44 meters out in the rough. The 37-year-old Canadian hit his shot into the green bunker that was shortly after the green and was not satisfied.
Hadwin threw his club into the ground with two hands, but by contact he heard the can of a sprinkler head instead of grass, and Innisbrook Resort’s Copperhead Course made his presence known.
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Adam Hadwin hits his tee shot on the 13th hole during the third round of Sentry Golf Tournament at Plantation Course on Kapalua on January 4, 2025. (Kyle Terada-Preferred Pictures)
The sprinkler continued to spray water as Hadwin stood with helpless. He tried to step on the sprinkler to disable it and eventually just stepped on the hawk of it while waiting for help turning it off.
After the sprinkler was turned off, Hadwin ended up two-ruting for a double bogey after he escaped from the bunker.
Hadwin ended his second round with a 76, five-over couple a day and missed the cut with three shots.
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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)
Hadwin’s outbursts were one of the few who has so far taken place in the Valspar championship.
Sahith Theegala was disgusted by his tee shot on the couple-three fourth hole during the game on Friday.
Theegala’s club fell out of his hand under his backswing. As the ball slid just and far away from Theegala’s intended goal, Theegala took back his iron and tomahawed it into the ground before his ball landed.
Adam Hadwin recognizes the crowd after making his putt on the 12th hole during the third round of Sentry Golf Tournament at Plantation Course at Kapalua in January 2025. (Kyle Terada-Preferred Pictures)
On Thursday, Patton Kizzire took his frustrations over the green. Kizzire missed a short putt, and as he walked towards his ball, he put his putter. The club, after a few seconds of hanging, landed far from Kizzire on the green.
Kizzire then went and grabbed a wedge out of his bag to tap in his putt.
A player who has not been frustrated by his acting is a byeong-female who from this writing is 7 under par and in the solo lead in the third round of the Valspar championship.
