**Summary: Golfer Adam Hadwin’s Frustration at Valspar Championship Leads to Unfortunate Sprinkler Incident**
**Who, What, When, Where, Why**
During the second round of the Valspar Championship on Friday, Canadian golfer Adam Hadwin expressed his frustration on the golf course after a challenging shot. While playing on the par-four tenth hole at Innisbrook Resort’s Copperhead Course, Hadwin’s third shot from 44 yards in the rough landed in a greenside bunker. In a moment of anger, he slammed his club into the ground, only to hit a sprinkler head instead of the turf, resulting in an unexpected water spray. This incident contributed to his double bogey, and he finished the round with a score of 76, missing the cut by three strokes.
### Hadwin’s Sprinkler Incident
– Hadwin’s third shot from 44 yards ended up in a bunker.
– Frustrated, he slammed his club into the ground, striking a sprinkler head.
– The sprinkler activated, spraying water as Hadwin attempted to deactivate it.
– After the sprinkler was turned off, he two-putted for a double bogey.
### Other Players’ Frustrations
– **Sahith Theegala**: Experienced a mishap on the par-three fourth hole when his club slipped during his backswing, leading him to tomahawk his iron into the ground.
– **Patton Kizzire**: Showed his frustration by punting his putter after missing a short putt, which landed far from him on the green.
### Current Leader
– **An Byeong-hun**: As of the third round, he is leading the tournament at 7-under par, showcasing a strong performance amidst the frustrations of other players.
**Conclusion**
With the Valspar Championship showcasing both skill and frustration, how will the remaining players navigate the challenges of the course?
**FAQs:**
– **What happened to Adam Hadwin during the Valspar Championship?**
Adam Hadwin experienced a frustrating moment when he struck a sprinkler head instead of the ground after a poor shot, leading to an unexpected water spray and a double bogey.
