Nick Pugh, the caddie for golfer LIV golfer Lucas Herbert, was struck in the head by a water bottle during the second round of the LIV Golf Adelaide

Luckily for Pugh, he sustained no injuries and immediately got back on his feet after the incident. “I was worried about him, to begin with, but he’s good now,” Herbert said about Pugh, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.

However, as is the case often times when alcohol is involved, some fans took it way too far Saturday. Aussie Lucas Herbert was lining up a 6-foot par putt and knocked it in on the Watering Hole, and fans went berserk. So much so that when his caddie was putting the flag stick in the hole, he got smoked in the head by a bottle and went down.

In a scene reminiscent of the WM Phoenix Open’s famous 16th hole, a pro’s caddie was struck by a water bottle that was launched by a fan at LIV Golf Adelaide. Nick Pugh, who caddies for Australian pro Lucas Herbert, was hit in the back of the head ...

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