- While teeing off at the 8th hole, the 14-time major championship winner clipped the feathers of a wondering goose
- The ball initially landed in the middle of the fairway, touching terrain before slightly grazing off the animal’s rear end
- Luckily, the Egyptian goose appeared to be completely unaffected and happily carried on its way
Tiger Woods may have come up short at the Honda Classic in Florida on Sunday, but the 42-year-old golfing veteran definitely came away with the most memorable stroke of the PGA tournament.
While teeing off at the 8th hole, the 14-time major championship winner clipped the feathers of a wondering goose, going on to land his 133-yard shot on the par-4 hole.
The ball initially landed in the middle of the fairway, touching terrain before slightly grazing off the animal’s rear end.
Tiger Woods may have come up short at the Honda Classic in Florida on Sunday, but definitely came away with the most memorable stroke of the PGA tournament
While teeing off at the 8th hole, the 14-time major championship winner clipped the feathers of a wondering goose
As footage of the miraculous shot shows, the goose becomes aware just a bit too late and attempts to scramble away from the rolling golf ball before it sends it tripping over its feet.
Luckily, the Egyptian goose appeared to be completely unaffected and happily carried on walking through the fairway.
Woods came into Sunday’s outing with a seven-stroke deficit, needing to muster a masterful finish to have a chance at winning the tournament.
In the end, Woods finished with an even-par 70 and 12th on the leader board.
The Honda Classic was held at the PGA National Golf Club, Champion Course in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
The ball initially landed in the middle of the fairway, touching terrain before slightly grazing off the animal’s rear end
Luckily, the Egyptian goose appeared to be completely unaffected and happily carried on its way