
Hideki Matsuyama: Ball hit by 2021 Masters champion lands in spectator's shirt
CNN
It's par for the course for a golfer's shot to occasionally land in a water hazard or the rough, but Hideki Matsuyama's drive ended up in a spectator's shirt at The Northern Trust tournament on Friday.
"It went between my legs, hit my knee, and somehow rolled up into my shirt," the spectator explained on a microphone caught by the PGA Tour at the Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey. The 2021 Masters champion Matsuyama gave the ball to the spectator after signing it, though the Japanese golfer bogeyed the hole after taking a free drop.
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