Scottie Scheffler’s rival has hilarious response to the golfer’s arrest outside the PGA Championship
- Scheffler was arrested outside Valhalla Golf Club on early Friday morning
- The incident has been the central occasion of the PGA Championship up to now
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One of Scottie Scheffler’s predominant rivals for the PGA Championship crown had a hilarious response to the golfer’s arrest outside Valhalla Golf Club.
Scheffler has been the discuss of the golf world as a serious championship descended on Louisville, Kentucky over the weekend.
Scheffler is the No 1 golfer in the world and was returning to competitors for the first time since the delivery of his son. The consideration on him solely elevated with Friday’s incident whereas making an attempt to enter the venue.
Scheffler was detained for round three hours and stretched for the second spherical of the PGA Championship from a jail cell.
It was rival Mark Hubbard who took to X to react to Scheffler’s mugshot: ‘No f***ing means Scottie solely weighs 170…f*** I’m fats’.
Hubbard remains to be in competition at the PGA Championship regardless of capturing a two-over-par on Saturday, dropping him to seven-under-par total for the event.
Scheffler and Hubbard each began Saturday at nine-under-par and dropped 20 spots in the standings to begin the last spherical in a tie for 24th place.
They’re each eight photographs off the co-leaders Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele at 15-under-par.
Hubbard does have 4 skilled wins as a golfer, however none have come on the PGA Tour.
Sunday will possible mark Hubbard’s best-ever end at a serious event, along with his beforehand greatest coming at the 2020 PGA Championship, the place he completed in 51st place.
Scheffler has been billed at nearer to 200 kilos at earlier PGA occasions, with some on social media suggesting the dedication of 30 kilos lower than that got here straight from his driver’s license.
That would imply Scheffler possible weighed that quantity throughout his late teenage years.
