The video of Adam Hadwin destroying a sprinkler head during last week’s Valspar Championship proved to be rather hilarious. The incident came during the second round as Hadwin played the 10th hole.

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Hadwin slammed his club into the ground with two hands, but upon contact he heard the thump of a sprinkler head instead of grass, and the Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course made its presence known.

As evidence, we present the Friday morning case of Adam Hadwin, who destroyed a sprinkler head in the process of making double bogey on the 10th hole. In a video shared with GOLF.com, Hadwin was ...

Video surfaced on Saturday morning that showed Hadwin really taking it out on a sprinkler head on the course during his second round, which simply did not work out well. Hadwin hit it so hard that ...

However, instead of simply digging up some turf, he accidentally connected a sprinkler head, smashing it and setting it off. That created an incredibly embarrassing situation where Hadwin ...

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He swung his club and happened to hit a sprinkler head, and off it went. In true Canadian fashion, he quickly started to apologize and tried to fix the problem, but the damage was done. But Hadwin and ...