Zach Johnson caught the eye in bizarre circumstances on day two of the Masters, as he mistakenly hit the ball with a practice swing.
The 2007 champion at Augusta, Johnson inadvertently made contact with the ball as he looked to swing inside its line on the 13th tee.
His ball cannoned off the tee marker and a few yards in front of him, but thankfully the incident did not lead to a penalty.
The United States Golf Association explained why via Twitter, posting: "Regarding Zach Johnson hitting the ball on a practice swing at #themasters, since he had no intention of striking the ball, he has not made a stroke.
"On the teeing area, there is no penalty and the player simply re-tees because the ball is not yet in play."
Regarding Zach Johnson hitting the ball on a practice swing at #themasters, since he had no intention of striking the ball, he has not made a stroke. On the teeing area, there is no penalty and the player simply re-tees because the ball is not yet in play.
— USGA (@USGA) April 12, 2019
To make things more amusing, Johnson went on to birdie the hole after his mishap.
