PGA TOUR: Adam Khadwin accidentally delayed the sprinkle

Gololist Adam Hadwin took frustration on the golf course on Friday during the second round Valspar ChampionshipBut the course was reflected.

On the fourth tenth Hedwin was the third shot of 44 yards in the rough. The 37-year-old Canadian hit a green bunker and was not satisfied.

Hadwin hit his club into the ground with two hands, but after contact he heard a knocking head instead of grass and Course Copperhead Resort Innisbrook Made its presence famous.

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Adam Khadwin hit his tee on the 13th hole during the third round for golf sentry on the plantation in Kapalois on January 4, 2025. (Kyle Terrud-Iman Image)

The sprinkle continued to spray the water when Khadwin stood helplessly. He tried to step on the rain to turn it off, and eventually turned to just squat while he was waiting for help to turn it off.

Once the sprinkle was disconnected, Hadwin ended with two double puddles after he escaped the bunker.

Hadwin ended his second round with 76, a five -year denomination a day and missed a three -shots incision.

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Adam Khadwin from Canada estimates his ball on the Green 16 hole during the third round of the Open WM Phoenix tournament on February 8, 2025. (Aryanna Frank-Imagn Images)

Khadwin’s flash was one of the few that took place in Valspar Championship So far.

Sahit Theogal was disgusted with his tee on the fourth hole on the fourth hole while playing Friday.

The theogaly club fell off his hands while turning off. When the ball lashed straight and far from the target of the tag, the theatogal lifted the iron and secured it into the ground before his ball landed.

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Adam Hadvin recognizes the crowd after in January 2025 in January 2025 in the third round of the Golf Tournament on the Plantation in Kapaloa in the third round of the Golf Tournament on the Plantation. (Kyle Terrud-Iman Image)

On Thursday, Patton Kizir took out his frustration on green. Kizir missed a short strip, and when he walked to the ball, he retreated. The club, after a few seconds, landed far from the kizzir on green.

Then Kizir went and grabbed a wedge out of his bag to press it.

One player who was not disappointed with his game is a gong, which of this writing is a -7-year-old denomination and a solo number in the third round of the Walsh Championship.

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