Watch: LIV Golf fan snags beer out of the air like prime Stone Cold Steve Austin
This clip of a spectator catching a beer then chugging it at LIV Golf Adelaide just might be one of the highlights of the year so far.
There is absolutely no doubt LIV Golf Adelaide was chaotic.
For evidence of that, look no further than the thousands of fans who swarmed the fairways to support Cameron Smith on day one at the Grange Golf Club.
Okay, so the moment didn't come close matching the epic scenes as Tiger Woods marched towards his 80th PGA Tour victory at East Lake in 2018, but still pretty cool nonetheless.
We also had the moment Lucas Herbert's caddie, Nick Pugh, was struck on the back of the head with a full bottle of water as the event threatened to spiral out of control just like the WM Phoenix Open earlier in the year.
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And then we had Dean Burmester telling a group of spectators perched in a tree to 'STFU' during LIV's first ever team playoff against the home favourites Smith and Marc Leishman of Ripper GC.
One tour pro took a dim view of Burmester's NSFW response, labelling it 'unpalatable'.
But this clip captured by @joshhanford and posted on Instagram perfectly encapsulated just why Australia is likely always going to be the spiritual home of the breakaway tour.
The video shows the Australian fans enjoying LIV's so-called 'Watering Hole'.
Our eyes are immediately drawn to the beer snake made out of empty pint glasses.
But then, straight out of nowhere like a Randy Orton RKO, a full beer is lobbed from one side of the grandstand to the other.
Our hero manages to catch the beer in a way that would make Stone Cold Steve Austin proud.
Then, they chug.
Somebody give me a hell yeah!
Check it out here:
You may not like LIV or think this is what golf is all about, but you surely cannot deny this was epic and deserves a round of applause.
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