Shocking moment furious LIV golfers stop $ 25 million tournament to confront fans

One of the slogans for the Saudi-supported Liv Golf Circuit is ‘Golf, but louder’. Apparently a golfer who participated in the rebel tour found that it became a bit too loud.

During the weekend, the beautifully paid golfers took their tours to Texas to participate in the Liv Golf Dallas event in the Maridoe Golf Club in nearby Carrollton.

The event was thin, a common face for the Tour, but the eruption of a fan was loud enough to attract attention.

In the first round, the 4aces GC team was subjected to what Juende on the 16th hole during the track.

Teammates Patrick Reed and Thomas Pieters were linked to each other, only for the fan to ride with some accusations.

It is not clear what was said, but a video did put the fan when Pieters confronted.

Liv -Golfer Thomas Pieters confronted a fan who criticized his teammate, Patrick,

Drove his par putt despite the hecking and then said something to Pieters or the fan

The happiness of Reed continued the entire weekend when he won the tournament in Dallas

The Belgian walked off the green and pointed his putter to the fan before he dived the ropes and on the way to the covered suite-like seats.

It is unclear what Pieters said to the fan, but the interaction took only a few seconds before he returned to the company.

To his honor, the Juering or the defense of his teammate did not stand in the way of doing his work.

The former Masters champion left a long par putt before he turned on the Green and the Heckler stared and apparently said something – either to the fan or to Pieters.

Reed really had the last smile – overcoming a third (and last) round 75 and a play -off of four directions to win the tournament that a wallet of $ 25 million was wearing.

It is the best result of the season for Reed, who previously had two top 10s in Liv Golf Miami and Liv Golf Korea.

In Majors, the versions of Reed were like a roller coaster. After he finished third at Augusta National, he missed the cut at the PGA championship and then finished 23 before 8th on 8-over during the US Open in Oakmont.