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Hydeki Matsuyama practices by putting a hollow green green on Monday at the 2025 PGA Championship.
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Monday at The empty quilMother Nature helped us determine who truly wants to win this 2025 PGA Championship. His name is Hideki Matsuyama, and he would not allow the heavy rain to affect his great preparation.
Severe storms hit the PGA Championship Courses
The first day of the PGA Championship Week did not go as planned. Instead of having the whole field of golf stars Play practical rounds and preparation all day, Major Downpours murmur course, forcing most fans and players to pack and leave.
And the rain will not stop soon. A quick look at the PGA championship weather for Charlotte this week shows that things should be quiet during the tournament rounds. But before then, More rain is on the way out.
Tuesday, May 13can see strong thunderstorms collapsed Quail Hollow. And the Am showers are expected again on Wednesday.
So if you are a professional you tend to get as much practicality as possible, you have no choice but to fight the elements.
And that’s exactly what Matsuyama did on Monday.
The crazy and crazy practice of PGA of Hideki Matsuyama
While most players are nowhere to be found when the falls began Day 1PGA Tour Pro Austin Eckroat has happened to walk the course.
In the process, it happened in green practice and a wild scene that was unfolding.
There on the partially flooded surface in the middle of the hard rain was matsuyama, 2021 Champion MastersBy randomly getting into some practice as if it were a beautiful day.
Two of the members of the Matsuyama team were generously helping him, with one holding an umbrella over his head while he decided. Eckroat received a quick video of the moment, and posted it on Instagram with the title, “This guy wants him @Hideki.matsuyama_official.” Check below.
Umbrella was probably unnecessary, as the rain was so heavy that the three men were plunging. But Matsuyama continued to roll the rock.
Matsuyama is playing well so far this season. it Won the Sentry-Opening Sentry event In Hawaii. He also collected seven Top-25 ends and only two cuts lost in 11 Starters in 2025. In last month’s masters, Matsuyama completed T21 after enjoying Ribeye in Scottie Scheffler’s Masters Champions Dinner.
Now Matsuyama will try to capture the second big title of his career in Rainy Quail Hollow. And we know that he will be at least as prepared as anyone else in the field.
