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Given its nature, golf can sometimes be a lonely and agonizing sport. And even while professionals try to have some fun on the course often, sometimes that is not the case. Hence, at the Players championship currently underway, the PGA Tour commissioner and staff had something different planned for the professionals, and we’re sure you’ll love it.

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Golf professional has an epic reply to the PGA Tour prank

The 2022 Players Championship has not seen much golf since its commencement. The first two rounds of the event were full of rain delays as the weather played a spoilsport. However, courtesy of the PGA Tour commissioner, fans were entrained by a prank pulled off by the staff and the organizers on the professionals.

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USA Today via Reuters

The PGA Tours’ Vice President for Players relation pranked the first-timers in the Players Championship. However, a professional stole the show with his epic reply.

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In the video uploaded by PGA Tour on their official Twitter account, the PGA Tour commissioner is seen gifting first-timers at players some cufflinks. However, the player’s relation VP, Phil, decided to play a little prank on the professionals. He tells the first-timers that they will have to pay about $8,000 for the cufflinks.

Phil has a funny conversation with a German professional, Stephan Jaeger. Explaining the exorbitant price, he says, “So it’s’ due to a few reasons back in the office”. To which Jaegar replies, “I don’t want any cufflinks. I am out”. Phil adds, ” What do you mean you’re out?”

Stephan replies, “I am not f**king paying for cufflinks. I don’t want any.”

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Prize money at the Players Championship

The 2022 Players Championship is yet another enthralling event of the 2022 PGA Tour season. The field this week includes some of the biggest names in the sport.

Moreover, the prize money up for grabs this week is also very high. The total prize money for the event is a whopping $20 million, and the winner will take home a share worth $3,600,000.

Who do you think is the favorite to lift the title this week?

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