Watch golfer Sebastian Cappelen go TOPLESS and take off shoe on PGA Tour to play from pond

GOLFER Sebastian Cappelen left fans in hysterics after removing his top and one of his shoes to play a shot on the PGA Tour. The 30-year-old Dane removed his shirt and shoe from his right foot to reach the ball, which was precariously close to the water. And it proved to be a successful measure […]

GOLFER Sebastian Cappelen left fans in hysterics after removing his top and one of his shoes to play a shot on the PGA Tour.

The 30-year-old Dane removed his shirt and shoe from his right foot to reach the ball, which was precariously close to the water.

And it proved to be a successful measure as he chipped his effort onto the green with a lovely shot.

The Danish golfer was competing at the Honda Classic where he received late entry after three players withdrew following positive coronavirus tests.

And while he may not be in the running to win the event, he will be fondly remembered for his funny strip on Thursday afternoon.

Fans were left laughing at Cappelen’s hilarious antics as they took to Twitter to react to his on-course stripping.

One fan said: “His work out plan needs refining. More work on the core and lower chest…get in some HIIT to burn the “lovers handles”.

“In sum, shed circa 25 Ibs around the midriff. It will improve your swing Sebastian…abc you’d find more fairways.”

And another added: “Arhh, apparently he’s off on holiday next week and his mum has already started packing.

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“Was told in no uncertain terms ‘don’t get anything dirty’.”

A third person said: “Lifetime ban. Its the only way to stop these assaults on the fine traditions of the game.”

However, Cappelen’s shot from the water did not save him from a second bogey in as many holes as he subsequently missed his putt from 12 yards.