Golf Channel · Apr 17, 2022
Dylan Frittelli hits ball hanging in moss, then gets penalized
Dylan Frittelli thought he had made the par of his life. As it turns out, it ended up being the double bogey of his life.
Frittelli found himself in a spot of bother after yanking his tee shot left on the par-4 sixth hole Sunday at the RBC Heritage. Shockingly, his tee ball came to "rest" in some hanging moss, about 6 feet above the ground.
Instead of taking an unplayable, however, Frittelli opted to play the ball as it lie – or sways? He grabbed his driver, choked way up on it and with his eyes right behind the clubhead, he advanced the ball about 30 feet into the fairway.
Frittelli then knocked his third shot to 10 feet and sank the putt to save par. Or so he thought.