Crazy Golf Moments | 2025 BMW PGA Championship

Coming down there like an avalanche always nearly away nearly happened in the pool. We probably can't see the ball from 110, so he's hitting it up, aiming it right and just giving it a thrash with the lob wedge. That's how many drivers that whole week. What a shot. Unbelievable. He knows that's just as good as the iron shots that he hit at four and eight, albeit from a very different lie. So far right as the ball is about his feet and the loft is aiming left. Yeah, that's a great strength to hold it online. Incredible David. Stance here, but his heels are actually hanging in midair, so there he goes. Not a difficult shot behind the stands. Right down the group, almost to the metal. No, I don't know how he's going to get to this one. You need to play a lot of snooker player. Oh no, the second shot wasn't that bad to be honest with you. Doesn't deserve this, does it for him? I know a job for the guy to direct the bunker. Now it's coming down there like an avalanche always nearly away nearly happened in the pool. He said. That would have been a first, wouldn't it? You did How fast was it moving? No, it was on the ground. Oh shame, we shouldn't laugh. This is left handed. Just play it left handed. Turn the sandwich around, flip it up. I think I'd go the other way. Don't duffer and roll back into your footprints. That would be. Catastrophic. He's getting further away. In the bunker, I'm sorry I shouldn't laugh. It's just he's got a good sense of humor. He'd be doing the same. It's like quicksand, isn't it? Cat, he's not coming out with too much advice. I've never seen a player go further down the group. Oh brilliant. I'll go in from go on go in. Oh shame. Birthday of the century. Pulled the rabbit out of the hat very nearly. Oh, he's only gone and done it. Well, that was a very entertaining par for us and for him. Fair play. He's playing for position down the hill here. This is probably the widest fairway on the golf course. That's a real wide there from the suite. Unbelievably, Oberg's ball has been. Well, he finds himself on the bridge. No drop because that bridge is within the penalty area. So electing to play it, I think. Straight into the heather. A word for this. Horrific. Yes, the bonnie purple heather. It was not. 108.98. Clever. Tried to take as much spin out of that as he could. Ferguson straight makes it. Very, very good. That ability to reset and get up and down. That wasn't an easy up and down for his bogey. Proper perhaps of the ball you're having hit the carton. It's like that little. I just wonder if it's enough. No, no, it has to be cut or cracked, not scratched or scraped. It's just well, my only issue is that like black line bit, you don't think that's cut enough. No, no, it has to be caught. And I wouldn't say that it is. It's actually broken the surface as such to cut it. So I can see it's scratched and scraped. Yeah. But no, I'd say not too much. OK, all right. Referee Kevin Feeney, you know, saying that the ball's not cut. Yes, it's a little scuffed because of the tarmac. Oh, this is extraordinary. This is like a tunnel. Oh, it's right through it too. What a golf shot. What a golf shot, Jamie. My goodness me. No, that was amazing. Shame it's gone through the back, but what a golf shot. Yeah, we're going to see it again from the other side. Oh, there it is. Look at that. Just wrong club. Into the sun and straight over to the pin. Look at this for McElroy. Almost an albatross. That was special. The bar, the day. This really is special, David. It was a lovely angle. There's no doubt, but you still need to execute once it landed. Well, it was always going to run close. It was moving quickly there when it came over that hill. You surprised it stopped short because it was right in the middle. It was one of the great pleasures of playing golf is repairing your pitchmark. Yeah, I was meticulous with it. You have to get it right. Oh, that'll be. Yeah, it stopped. Wow, if it has, that's one heck of a break. Not sure sure. It's under the buggy, you know. Who put that there? I'm not sure he could get to that one, John Rahm. Would you laugh if the buggy had been moving? Wherever the buggy stopped would have been where it ended up. That's the rule of golf, as far as I know. Ideas for happy Gilmore 3 perhaps. Yeah. It's a little wonder he's smiling. Jamie, any news on Mr McElroy's ball? I don't see it. Either thought he'd just declared at last on the team that three off the team. I mean, if you can't get out of there, it's got to go back to the team, hasn't it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who's driving? Who's driving the buggy? Let's go. Ready? Looking anxious. All right. Is he going to miss a little ditch? And everyone looks mystified. Oh my goodness. And someone's hood. No wonder we couldn't find it. Who said hoodies weren't cool? Wouldn't have been a few years back when you had to drop the ball over your shoulder. You wouldn't have hoodies on then. Yeah. Otherwise you would find yourself in this situation. If you get the way we used to drop it, you get a cord in your calf. Well, it is a good break. A hundred pounds is only a couple of yards right of where that gentleman is standing. And obviously the hazard is there to the left. So he will get to drop it. It'll have to be on the other side of it. So he'd be dropping it into trees and he won't be able to advance it over a ditch and short of the green. I mean, if he hadn't realized it was in there, he'd have wandered off with his ball in his hoodie. He is, you know. Come on, Dale. Come on. You know what makes sense. Come on. Come on, you good thing. Oh, no, no, you can't do that. That's rude. Oh, Wayne Riley, you're at your very best with that car. That's rude. That was brilliant. But he missed it right at five. Three. This is just a whack and hope. It'll land quite soft if he gets it up over the lip. Not bad. He is as good as he could have done from there. But this perhaps one of the cars of the week from Alex. Not everything he had there. Just to move it some 10 feet in front of him. That is some up and down. Maybe a telling moment within the hour. What a three. Yes, he got unlucky, didn't he? It wasn't a great tee shot, but to walk up and see his heart must have sunk, but just took it on, got on with business. So he's now within five. This is Joachim Niemann, who had an excellent round yesterday. What a way to start. We're already just a few yards. He's playing a boomerang car. He's got to go miles left or right. This has got to start over the railway. It's not coming. It's not coming. It's on the way to Portsmouth, I think. Heard it rustling the trees left to the green, left to the crowd. They saw it. Might be on the railway. Well, his was from the step cut as well, which makes it a little more difficult to get the spin. Yeah, the lie I saw was Lowry's. I thought that was Macquarie's ball. Is he going to have another go at it? No, it's a horrid lie this time. Surely not. Oh, he is. Oh, we could be here a while. Tink up. That was turning a bit more. Yeah, it's good. Well, he'll be there in four. The first one is gone. No, we're all right. We're all good. Is that it? Somebody's just found the ball and he's praying it's not his. Oh, he's got to go back if it is his, Jimmy, and that is not good. Oh, it is his. Oh, goodness me. He tried to tell him that I can't find it. Don't leave it. It's your worst nightmare. From a hero to zero in about two seconds, that chap. I've got it. Oh, no. He can't tell his mates it was him, no. I found Michael Roy's ball. Yes, he was telling the guy they were all pointing and laughing. He says not just quite. I know where as he would be watching his best friend's ball. Back you go. Has to go back, I'm afraid. This looks dodgy, Jimmy. This is wet. Oh, it's not. Oh, what a break, David. Wow. Would you believe it? That's the sort of chip that you choose for a chipping competition as a junior, isn't it? What an up and down this would be from where it was. It ended up for Lowry on the other side of the lake. Six net four. That was a good break, yes. Preferably not this spot, Jamie. In case it goes in there tomorrow. No, Jamie. Almost, another couple of yards. So soft, not really going to get much wrong. I definitely had it. You put a club behind it, so. I did, yeah. I mean, I can't tell you I'm 100% sure. I tossed it to you. If it's moved, it's not very close after you've That's David. And what I'm saying is, it's a very small amount. I definitely told you. You put the club directly behind the ball at that time. It just goes up somewhere. Replace it back, back on the spot. Yeah. I mean, what I'm telling you, I don't know how I'm going to do that because it's such a small amount. I'm going to move it up, like, oscillate. I mean, if there's a difference. If you hit an oscillating, it definitely rolled down that way. Now, whether it went down into the grass or down the slope, that I can't tell you 100%. But the ball has moved then, hasn't it? It has, yeah. Yeah, I don't know. Don't look at me. I don't know. You've got to just use your best estimate You see how it's moving now? Now, see how it's teed up because it's left in place. If it now rolls, because the club is behind the ball and it rolls that way. I'm not cautioning it to move that way. It's impossible. But if you're putting the club... I understand, but it's rolling away from the club. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, but the fact that the club has gone down at that stage. I get it, but the gravity would say that if I'm causing it to move more towards the face, not down. You know what I'm saying? So that's where it seems unfair. To watch another DP World Tour video, click here. And to subscribe, click here.