In a moment of exuberant celebration turned comical mishap, golfer Adam Hadwin found himself unexpectedly tackled by a security guard during his friend Nick Taylor's Canadian Open victory celebration. After Taylor sank an astounding 72-foot eagle putt to clinch the tournament in a playoff, Hadwin rushed onto the green, champagne in hand, ready to commemorate the win with his close friend. However, amidst the spray of bubbly and joyous commotion, a security guard, seemingly mistaking Hadwin for an overzealous fan, intervened with a swift tackle, creating a viral moment that quickly spread across social media.

Hadwin's wife, Jessica, reacted to the incident with humor, tweeting about her husband's well-being and his characteristically Canadian apology to the security guard. She also shared her amusement at the various angles of the tackle that surfaced online, highlighting the security guard's focus and Hadwin's unwavering grip on the champagne bottle.

Hadwin, a fellow British Columbia native, took the tackle in stride, emphasizing the significance of Taylor's historic win. He acknowledged the unexpected nature of the victory, particularly the dramatic winning putt, and praised Taylor's incredible achievement. This victory marks the first time a Canadian has won the national open in 69 years, making it a truly momentous occasion for Canadian golf.

Taylor's playoff victory over Tommy Fleetwood secured his place in Canadian golf history.