WATCH: Oddly Satisfying Video Shows Early Morning Dew Sweeping at Sony Open in Hawaii
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After the Sentry Tournament of Champions, everyone is waiting for the revelation of who the next Sony Open champion would be. At the moment, though, a video shared by the PGA Tour is easing the tension for many golf fans.
Early morning dew sweeping in Hawaii. 🌅 pic.twitter.com/STTJpqbIaW
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 15, 2022
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The 11-second video which the PGA Tour posted on Twitter is nothing but people clearing out the dew off the field. However, it has received nearly 1500 likes and over 80 retweets on Twitter.
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HONOLULU, HAWAII – JANUARY 13: Kevin Na of the United States walks onto the 14th green during the first round of the Sony Open in Hawaii at Waialae Country Club on January 13, 2022, in Honolulu, Hawaii. (Photo by Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)
The Sony Open is being held in Hawaii, and the final round is yet to be played; Kevin Na won the title last year. Since 1999, Sony has been sponsoring the event and helped raise a good amount of money for many charities in Hawaii.
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Although the winner of this year’s Open is yet to be found out through the final round, the oddly satisfying video of clearing out the dew off the field is receiving huge media attention.
Fans’ reaction to the dew clearing at the Sony Open
People are used to watching all the “oddly satisfying” videos on YouTube. So when their favorite sport has a video that satisfies their inner peace, how can they not react to it?
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Many recognized the video as the most satisfying video on the internet.
@Neil_D_94 most satisfying thing I've seen today
— Scott Morrell (@morrell_scott) January 15, 2022
This is mesmerizing
— Brian Blythe (@JdoubleB27) January 15, 2022
There are two sides to a coin; no one thinks alike, and sometimes they choose to say something because the others are going the opposite way. Even though it is just an 11-second video, it still managed to earn a couple of hatred comments.
If the pros are so good, what's a little dew going to hurt?
— Jack Sibur (@JackSibur) January 15, 2022
Why not wait a few minutes and it magically disappears!?
— GUB (@14ernie) January 15, 2022
Some people didn’t know why the dew needed to be cleared off from the field. And some were kind enough to reply to them as well.
Helps the drying process when you have a heavy dew
— Jack Flopper (@jackfloppy7) January 15, 2022
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Went down a Google trail as to why do this. Found this: https://t.co/WmgrCuuZCS
— Matt Underwood (@munderwood5486) January 16, 2022
The Tour posted the video just to ease up the mind of the people who are eager to find out who the 2022 Sony Open Champion would be! However, the fans seem to be thinking too much, even for such a calming video.
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