Halloween outfits must embody a sense of fear and spookiness. Well, what is more spooky than even the thought of spending your time in jail? Ahead of the second round of the PGA Championship in Valhalla, police officials arrested Scottie Scheffler due to a misunderstanding in front of the course while he drove past a police officer. While they have dismissed all the charges against him, it shall continue to be one of the most shocking incidents in the life of the PGA Tour Pro.

A kid on Instagram took the assignment with utter dedication and dressed up accordingly. A golf fan took to his official Instagram account and uploaded a picture of his daughter dressed as the World No. 1 and his son as the arresting officer. The pictures were adorable, as they performed the entire cosplay of the arrest. To show the dismissal of the case, we saw the siblings embracing each other. 

They captioned it, “Dad got to choose the Halloween costumes this year! Gotta get yourself a limited edition orange caddie uniform at http://caddieuniform.com!” Scottie Scheffler has yet to comment on the post but turns out Max Homa has already made his stance. During the incident, the officer, Detective Bryan Gillis, sustained a cut wrist and torn pants.

Additionally, we saw Scheffler’s pants torn. Taking to this, Homa commented, “That officer ripped his pants much less than that from what I was told”, in a fun mode, since there were no tears in their costumes. 

Turns out Max Homa was not the only one that caught the attention of golfers both in reel and real life. They also managed to impress Christopher McDonald.

Happy Gilmore antagonist gives best costume award to the kids who mimicked Scottie Scheffler

The legendary character of Shooter McGavin, played by Christopher McDonald in the famous series Happy Gilmore, was taken aback by the entire act portrayed by the kids. The girl confidently donned an orange jumpsuit identical to Scottie Scheffler’s, prominently displaying “Scheffler” on the back.

Moreover, the villain from the 1996 iconic film series was left so impressed that McDonald ended up resharing the Tweet on his official X account.

Ironically, the picture retweeted by him had a car in front of them, on the plate of which was written Augusta. That was where Scheffler won his Masters Championship in April. McDonald captioned the picture, “These kids win Halloween costume of the year”. What do you think about the Halloween costume recreation? Let us know in the comments section below!