Plenty of tour pros are bound to find the water at TPC Sawgrass' 17th hole this week at the Players Championship, but one local man actually took the biggest plunge on the infamous island green on Wednesday. And he did it successfully with the help of. . . Sergio Garcia?
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Yep, the 2008 Players champ helped a guy named Ricardo propose to his girlfriend, Emma, by taking her inside the ropes, then delivering the ring. And thankfully, Emma said yes or Ricardo would have dived head first into the pond. Check out the video of this sweet moment:
https://twitter.com/PGATOUR/status/1105988866429861892
And it gets even better. Garcia gave the couple $20,000:
https://twitter.com/BenMurphyTV/status/1105897448654950401
Now they're definitely hiring a band for the wedding.
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David CannonPONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — The Florida sun is out in full force on Wednesday at TPC Sawgrass, and it's beating straight down on Eddie Pepperell. He's also surrounded by a herd of reporters, likely adding a few extra degrees to his body temperature. Despite the profuse sweating and his face turning redder by the second, he's undeterred in being a quote-machine, his media availability doubling as a stand-up routine.
This should come as no surprise to anyone who follows Pepperell on Twitter, or anyone who watched the final round of last year's Open Championship at Carnoustie. It was there where the Englishman fired a final-round 67, which briefly gave him the clubhouse lead. As he awaited for the tournament to finish, he told the media that he had posted one of the rounds of his life with a “little” hangover, achieving instant legend status on the internet.
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