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Viral Infamous Moment From $9,000,000 PGA Tour Event Inevitably Stamped Into Golf Hall of Fame With a Priceless Memento

Published 06/15/2023, 4:30 AM EDT

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Golf is a huge community with new heroes emerging and unforgettable moments being created frequently. However, each one of them has a place in the massive ecosystem. Thus, the networks like prestigious Canadian Golf Hall of Fame exist. It is to honor the individuals who showcase earnest determination on the field and re-write history.

One such moment was created by Nick Taylor at the $9 million Canadian Open. The significant tournament witnessed a momentous record being smashed. This called for an illustrious celebration. With the new social media update, the Canadian golfer and everyone around might have just been granted the same.

The addition of the priceless souvenir in the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame

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The finale of the RBC Canadian Open drafted a significant history when Taylor ended the 69-year-old drought.  For nearly seven decades no Canadian had won on home soil the honorable tournament. However, that 72-foot eagle putt from the Canadian golfer signed his name in the history of the game.

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This memorable victory was of such caliber that it helped the golfer achieve another feat. On Tuesday the Twitter handle of the Canadian Golf Hall Fame and Museum posted an astonishing announcement. It said, “Officially added to our collection to mark @ntaylorgolf59 historic win @RBCCanadianOpen! A bit of sweat but a lot of champagne!“.

This was to officially mark the incredible win that the golf athlete clinched on the greens in Ontario. In the museum, it will be presented to the spectators and each time someone comes across it, they will remember Taylor and how he revamped the past. Although, this announcement would have been kind of incomplete without Adam Hadwin‘s mention. That is exactly what the Hall of Fame did!

The account humorously paid tribute to the accidental tackle of the 35-year-old golfer. They cheekily asked Hadwin that probably the shirt he wore during the on-field smothering should be on the display as well. It just proves how amid the historical win, Hadwin managed to unintentionally steal the limelight.

And if this wasn’t enough, the Chief Sport Officer at Golf Canada took to Twitter earlier to half-joke about the incident. He suggested adding another item as memorabilia that Hadwin was carrying at the time of the tackle. This further reflects no professional is ready for Hadwin to forget the embarrassing on-course misunderstanding. However, like a true sportsperson the Canadian professional wholeheartedly participated in the exchange of words and even this time as well chimed in with his opinion buoyantly,

Adam Hadwin joins in on the conversation with a lighthearted comment

To the tongue-in-the-cheek comment from the renowned Canadian Golf Hall of Fame, Adam Hadwin has his own lighthearted comment ready. The Mosse Jaw native replied, “Mission accomplished!“. It is not that the exchange of tweets held much seriousness to them. But, seeing this casual dialogue between the two entities proves how great the game of golf is.

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It provides an amazing, friendly, and accommodating environment for those who seek the same. Golf as a sport has a lot to offer. It not only conveys the humility of the victorious but also the grace of the defeated. And as the light banter proves, the game is a community of multiple characters and eventful relations.

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What do you think about the prestigious moment and the fun interaction? Let us know in the comments!

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Areeba Basharat

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Areeba Basharat is a Golf writer at EssentiallySports. She drives inspiration from the women players at the LPGA who've taken the sport to a level that allows female golfers to flourish and thrive with grace. Areeba defines her love for the sport by quoting legend, Michelle Wie West : "The first time I grabbed a golf club, I knew that I would do it for the rest of my life."
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Brandon Gabriel

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