Last Sunday, it was the driving range at Royal Birkdale. This week, it's the parking lot at Glen Abbey Golf Club.
Dustin Johnson cruised to a front-nine 31 at the Canadian Open on Thursday, but disaster ensued for the world No. 1 at the par-4 10th hole.
Johnson lashed his drive at No. 10 so far left of the fairway that his ball finished in the nearby parking lot. The 33-year-old wandered over to his ball, surveyed the situation, then asked the rules official, "Can I have that car moved? We got enough people."
Even the worlds #1 golfer hits a drive next to the parking lot once in a while @RBCCanadianOpen @golf_com #Tourprosjustlikeus #DustinJohnson pic.twitter.com/62JToZMNqB
— RyanAsselta (@RyanAsselta) July 27, 2017
With dangerous weather moving into the area, Johnson was forced to mark his ball and head back into the clubhouse to wait out the delay.
