Scottie Scheffler thrilled the public with his Open Championship win, but he also drew a barrage of laughter from the public after he passed a wind down the microphone.
Although some were skeptical whether it was Scheffler or a fan, the popular golfer admitted that it was him.
Andrew Cotter and Ken Brown couldn't hide their laughter after it, and their comments further drew laughter from fans.
"There's so much to say about that shot," said Cotter.
"The sound off the club face, extraordinary... let's stick to the golf."
Brown said: "Just a little bit of wind from behind, just helped it ease down the green."
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Scottie Scheffler reacts
The 29-year-old golfer admitted on the show Pardon My Take that it was him, emphasizing that golfers spend a long time on golf courses, and that he was surprised that such situations had not happened before.
The popular golfer is equally aware that cameras and microphones are everywhere around him, but Scottie has always been a person who didn't care too much about it, primarily focused on his game.
"Yeah, that was me. Oh, yeah. It was me," - he said.
"Youre out there for like six hours.
Youre eating some different food over there. Some stuffs gonna happen. You never know when the boom mics there. You never know what theyre gonna pick up.
Im definitely surprised it hasnt happened more in the past, picking up stuff like that."
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The world number 1 also revealed that not long after, Xander Schauffele ran to show him a video clip that went viral on social media.
The American golfer immediately understood what he was talking about, but it seems he wasn't too worried about it.
Scottie is a man who knows how to joke around and bring laughter and positive emotions to golf fans.
Scheffler also rated his fart in the show.
"It was good," he said.
"It got a nice sound to it. We were outside. It was perfect."
