Kevin Na was certainly not the first (nor the last) golfer to walk in a putt, but he has turned the celebration into an artform. Only in his wildest dream, though, could he pull off what one junior golfer pulled off during an event last week.
In a video shared by aspiring pro golfer Hannah Gregg, the junior golfer in question, Hunter Williams, can be seen standing over a 25 to 30-foot putt. After impact, the ball begins tracking towards the pin and Williams decides to raise his hand to the sky while the ball is still, at minimum, about six feet away. Cocky doesn’t even begin to describe this move, which of course worked, yielding an epic fist pump after the putt dropped:
You guys are going to love this. My little friend Hunter playing in a Junior Golf event this past week- and he absolutely slayed the walk in/fist pump combos
#stonecoldkiller pic.twitter.com/nSODVHQ0fM
— Hannah Gregg (@hannahbggg) October 24, 2021
Unreal. When you know, you know.
Not surprisingly, this appears to be a very regular occurrence for Williams. Here he is doing it again, this time from only four feet away. Weak sauce, Hunter:
Hits it. Walks it in. Hands Dad the putter. LETS GOOOOO pic.twitter.com/vUeV2cS4wa
— Hannah Gregg (@hannahbggg) October 24, 2021
My word, the kid is an absolute savage. They don’t call him the fist pump king for nothing (it seems his dad has named him the fist pump king and honestly he’s right):
Let’s get Na and Williams on the same putting green, ASAP. Whoever can make that happen needs to make it happen.
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