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PGA Tour golfer Adam Hadwin has attempted to make amends for his embarrassing on-course antics when he damaged a sprinkler ...

Golfer Adam Hadwin has made amends for his Valspar Championship outburst last week by paying for the damages he had caused and purchasing lunch for the course crew.

In golf, as in life, the key to success is not avoiding difficulties, but facing them with determination and method.

Adam Hadwin looked so defeated standing on top of a broken sprinkler head last week at the Valspar Championship.

Props to Adam Hadwin and his wife, Jessica, who bought lunch for Innisbrook staff and replaced a sprinkler head he broke during a viral moment.