Sam Burns hitting the same tree twice with golf shots on the 11th hole at the 2026 Memorial Tournament.
Sam Burns hitting the same tree twice with golf shots on the 11th hole at the 2026 Memorial Tournament.
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Sam Burns hits same tree twice at 2026 Memorial

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Sam Burns hit the same tree with consecutive shots on the 11th hole during the third round of the 2026 Memorial Tournament, leading to a double bogey.

Burns arrived at the par-5 11th hole early Sunday at Muirfield Village one under on his round and seven under overall. He had lost his tee shot to the right and faced a tree 10 yards ahead in the rough. His first punch shot struck the tree and bounced back. The second attempt clipped a branch and landed in the creek, resulting in a penalty and a score of seven on the hole. Burns recovered with two birdies to close the round with a 71. He began the final round in solo third place at seven under, five shots behind leader J.T. Poston.

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X users expressed surprise and humor at Sam Burns hitting the same tree twice on the 11th hole for a double bogey, with PGA Tour and golf accounts sharing videos of the rare mishap. Reactions included jokes about the misfortune, notes on its rarity for pros, and comments on the costly impact to his round, alongside some tracking of final scores.

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