Pro makes touch gesture after spraying spray incident

When Adam Hadwin pulled out his anger at a spray head IN 2025 VALSPAR ChampionshipYou can see the instant regret in his face. The fault was even more noticeable when the sprayer began spraying cold water across the country.

But the sprayer of the sprayer heard ‘the round of the golf world was out of character for the Canadian with gentle behavior.

The testimonies of this came this week when he did things properly by offering a touching gesture for the crew of the green loaded with the clearing of the clutter he had made.

Hadwin Smashes Sprinkler

In the second round of Friday in Valsspar at Innsbrook copper courseHadwin was frustrated after a squirrel chip and slammed his club on the ground as he left. Unfortunately for him, a spraying head was hiding under the grass, and his club made direct contact with him.

“I didn’t know there was a sprayer there when I hit the ground, so I was really more ashamed than anything else,” Hadwin said this week. “Anyone who ever played Golf know how frustrating it can be, but I have to control myself a little more. I have no excuse, but get control here.”

He then joked, “I think my real motivation is to give my wife (Jessica Hadwin) less tweet.”

But this week, he gave his wife Jessica something positive to post.

Hadwin connects the greens crew

As the sprayer received most of the impact from the Hadwin club, the maintenance crew in the copper course were the ones who had to deal with the consequences. And Hadwin drafted a plan to make sure they knew he was bad and appreciated their efforts.

Friday, Ryan StewartThe Director of Agronomy at Innisbrook, revealed the pro -settlement plan. According to Stewart, Hadwin not only paid for the sprayer he broke, but he also bought the lunch of the Innisbrook maintenance staff to apologize.

“A great thank you to Adam Hadwin @jesicahadwin for paying that spraying head and buying our staff lunch,” Stewart wrote on X. “This was a great touch and our staff loved it again.”