LIV Golf Caddie Hit by Bottle During Wild Celebrations in Adelaide

In a shocking turn of events at LIV Golf Adelaide, caddie Nick Pugh found himself at the receiving end of a dangerous throw from the crowd during wild celebrations. The incident occurred as Australian golfer Lucas Herbert made a birdie on the 12th hole, prompting a frenzy of excitement from the spectators.

As Herbert basked in the cheers and applause, Pugh joined in on the celebration, playfully dodging plastic bottles thrown from the galleries. However, the mood quickly turned sour as a full water bottle struck Pugh on the back of the head as he turned to put the flag back in the hole. The impact was so severe that Pugh dropped to one knee in pain, prompting Herbert to rush over and check on his caddie.

Footage of the incident quickly spread on social media, sparking outrage among fans who condemned the reckless behavior of the crowd. Despite the rowdy atmosphere that has become synonymous with LIV Golf events, many were quick to denounce the dangerous actions that put Pugh at risk.

LIV Golf Adelaide has been hailed as a success for the Saudi-funded breakaway league, with fans creating a raucous and lively atmosphere for the rebel players. However, the incident involving Pugh serves as a stark reminder of the need for respect and safety in the sport of golf.

As the tournament continues in Adelaide, the focus will undoubtedly shift to ensuring the well-being of all participants and spectators. The shocking incident involving Pugh serves as a wake-up call for the golfing community to prioritize safety and sportsmanship above all else.