The Professional Golfers’ Association of America’s PGA Championship (also known as the US PGA Championship) with the 2022 edition seeing a video of two drunk guys go viral
USPGA outside the United States is an annual golf event held by the Professional Golfers’ Association of America. It is one of professional golf’s four major tournaments for men.
PGA Championship 2022: Two Guys Passed Out Drunk Video Goes Viral
This woman is a legend. Took the passed out guys phone, took a picture of him and put it back.
I bet sheโs fun at parties. (Like for real) https://t.co/eUVt8ADe69
— Monday Q Info (@acaseofthegolf1) May 21, 2022
It used to be held in mid-August, the third weekend before Labor Day weekend, and was the fourth. And final men’s major of the year. The event will be held in May, the weekend before Memorial Day, starting in 2019, as the season’s second major after the Master’s Tournament in April. It is a PGA Tour, European Tour, and Japan Golf Tour official money event. With a prize of $11 million for the 100th edition in 2018.
Winning the PGA, like the other majors, grants advantages that boost job stability. For the next five years, PGA winners are automatically invited to participate in the other three majors (Masters Tournament, US Open, and Open Championship). As well as The Players Championship, and they are ineligible for the PGA Championship for the rest of their lives. They will be eligible to play on the PGA Tour for the next five seasons. And the European Tour for the next seven. The PGA Championship is the only major championship open entirely to professional golfers.
What is the Matter:
It got viral earlier this week that the drink costs for this weekend’s PGA Championship were utterly ridiculous, with one beer costing $18.
Even with the exorbitant fee for PGA fans to generate excitement for the major event, the guys are still getting sufficiently inebriated.
A photograph of two guys passing out on the grass with drinks laying next to them went viral on the internet on Saturday.
A long day for these men, but maybe even longer for some of the other golfers on the course.
Many of the leading contenders for the weekend’s victory fell on “moving day,” leaving Mito Pereira. A little-known Brazilian, with a three-stroke lead heading into Sunday’s final round.
The PGA Championship final round seems to be shaping up to be a lot of fun. And I’m sure the $18 beer will be flowing early and often.