There is no better mixture of family and sports than the Masters Par 3 Contest, never more evident than Wednesday’s endearing heroics, courtesy of Soren Kjeldsen’s son.
From just off the green at Augusta National – one of the world’s toughest courses – the youngster holed a putt and broke into a Happy Gilmore celebration for the ages. (RELATED: Read Up on Golf In Preparation For The Masters)
I nominate Soren Kjeldsen’s son to take Freddie’s spot in the field. pic.twitter.com/IhQDfHYTMy
— Adam Sarson (@Adam_Sarson) April 6, 2016
The little guy perfects the “Riding the Bull” celebration to a tee. No doubt filming his next sub-par movie, somewhere off in the distance, Adam Sandler cracked a smile.
The son-of-a-golfer provided fans with the day’s top celebration, besting three-time Masters champion Nick Faldo in the process.
As the sports world continues to grapple with the appropriate level of family involvement in sports, the most prestigious golf tournament in the world has set the bar. (RELATED: Family First: MLB Slugger Retires From Baseball After Team Bans His Son From Clubhouse)