PGA Tour pro Hayden Buckley was forced to back off his shot after a fan yelled out on his backswing at the Valspar Championship.
The incident happened on the par-4 12th.
Buckley came up just shy of the green with his approach shot and he was left with a short chip shot from the left intermediate.
As the American stepped in to play his shot, a fan yelled out just as he took the club back.
Buckley stopped in mid-flow and he and his caddie Mahoney then turned to the unruly spectator in the crowd.
The rest of the crowd then turned on the disorderly fan.
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The occurrence served as another illustration of outrageous conduct exhibited by a spectator at a PGA Tour competition.
Buckley finally managed to make par on the 12th hole and went on to finish his round with a score of 69.
Buckley’s score improved to 3-under par for the competition, placing him seven strokes behind the current leader Keith Mitchell, who scored an eagle-two on the par-4 18th hole.
Buckley currently holds the 144th position in the global rankings, but he has not secured a victory on the PGA Tour so far.
“What are your thoughts on the behavior of certain crowds at PGA Tour events in the past few years?