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Feb 13, 2022; Scottsdale, Arizona, USA; Scottie Scheffler celebrates with the tournament trophy after on the18th hole playoff during the final round of the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Allan Henry-USA TODAY Sports

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Feb 13, 2022; Scottsdale, Arizona, USA; Scottie Scheffler celebrates with the tournament trophy after on the18th hole playoff during the final round of the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Allan Henry-USA TODAY Sports
No US Open is truly complete without exciting plays. One of the four PGA Tour majors, the event often brings around the largest crowd, the best players, and the best shots. This year is no exception, with players like Collin Morikawa and Jon Rahm competing for the prestigious win.
The leader MJ Daffue didn't want to take a drop penalty so he hit it from the hospitality area. #USOpen
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Of course, there are some unique moments that highlight each event. This year, MJ Daffue is at the center of it with a unique and daring shot. Like most challenges, this was no easy shot to pull off. However, Daffue, to his credit, pulled it off perfectly.
Who pulled off the perfect shot at US Open this year?
As of now, Daffue has been commendable and surprising at the US Open. He gained some attention at Hole 14 at the Country Club on Friday, making a shot that seemed incredibly challenging. The ball was in the hospitality area, which lies to the left of the hole.
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In a remarkable move, Daffue decided to take a calculated risk and play the hole as it is. A tree stood right in the front, while a fence was present on the right. Ultimately, Daffue made it 294 yards up the rough, avoiding any plausible damage.
âIt couldnât be in a better spot guys,â said on-course reporter Arron Oberholser. âItâs just past the bunker, in the rough, pretty decent lie to almost a good lie, all the green in the world to work with up the hill.âÂ
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How did Daffueâs play come to an end?
No matter how glorious his shot was, the hole did not end well for Daffue. The PGA Tour professional ended up in the rough following his chip-in and missed his chance for par with a six-footer.
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