WATCH: Harry Higgs and Joel Dahmen celebrate a par putt by taking shirts off!
Harry Higgs and Joel Dahmen give it large on the 16th at the Phoenix Open after Higgs holes an eight-footer for par.
Harry Higgs and Joel Dahmen gave the fans exactly what they wanted on the 16th hole at the WM Phoenix Open as they gave it large on the green after Higgs holed an eight-footer for par.
Higgs sailed his tee shot over the back of the green at the iconic par-3 hole and then chipped up to eight feet.
But it was there that the fun really started as Higgs drained the putt and lifted up his shirt.
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Beer cans flew onto the green in appreciation of Higgs' putt, and then Dahmen took his shirt off and flung it in the air.
Higgs and Dahmen then gave it large as promised with Higgs running across the green with his shirt off.
Kevin Kisner hilariously stood in the middle of the green taking it all in.
Just superb, lads.
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Shirtless @HarryHiggs1991.
That's the tweet. pic.twitter.com/rozVsGD6EO— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 13, 2022
Kevin Kisner admiring the scene, loving every minute pic.twitter.com/54I1WQQQCo
— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) February 13, 2022
Earlier in the day, Carlos Ortiz became the second player in 24 hours to make a hole-in-one on the hole.
After the euphoria of Sam Ryder's ace on the same hole on Saturday, Ortiz hit the perfect shot again which was the 11th ever hole-in-one at the tournament since it moved to TPC Scottsdale in 1987.
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The last time that two aces were made on the 16th hole at the event on the Stadium Course was in 1997 when both Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker made aces in the same week.
Much like when Ryder made his hole-in-one, the 20,000 patrons surrounding the whole went absolutely crazy again.
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