If there was ever a doubt that golf can be one of the strangest sports around, look no further than what happened to Sebastian Munoz on Thursday.<\/p>\n
The LIV and PGA Tour winner, like his fellow tour pros, routinely smashes golf balls over 300 yards through the air and strikes irons with laser-like precision. Yet, he\u2019s still capable of missing a one-inch putt. That\u2019s right, one inch.<\/p>\n
RELATED: Rory McIlroy sounds incredulous that Jon Rahm isn\u2019t able to work out deal with DP World Tour and will possibly miss Ryder Cup<\/a><\/p>\n The unfortunate incident occurred on Day 1 of the LIV Hong Kong<\/a> event. Munoz left his birdie effort on the edge, walked up to tap in for par and managed to completely whiff. He then tapped in for one of the year\u2019s most disappointing and bizarre bogeys. Have a look:<\/p>\n \ud83d\udc40 pic.twitter.com\/7njtW1MqL8<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 BENNY BOOMS ARMY (@BennyBoomsArmy) March 5, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Ouch. Of course, in your normal game, someone would have said, \u201cDon\u2019t worry, that was good.\u201d But professional golf is not your normal game.<\/p>\n And these guys are not normal players. Despite the blunder, Munoz still shot five under par and is tied for 10th after the first round, five shots behind Carlos Ortiz. But it\u2019s hard to imagine he won\u2019t be thinking about that little miss\u2014and its potential big financial repercussions\u2014when he goes to sleep tonight.<\/p>\n RELATED: Brandel Chamblee shares the amazing thing Anthony Kim said to him as a cocky kid<\/a><\/p>\n