Impressive, though not quite where the ball is supposed to go.

I know the goal of golf is to get the ball in the hole, but I don’t think you’re allowed to shoot it into just any hole. Otherwise, you could just launch it into a water trap and say “technically, it’s a hole.” Even so, sometimes, whether due to local weather conditions or a weird swing on a golfer’s part, the ball finds its way somewhere it shouldn’t have.

Sebastian Munoz's tee shot landed straight in a trash can 😅

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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 20, 2021

That’s what happened to Sebastián Muñoz on his 18th hole tee shot during the 2021 PGA Championship yesterday. By all accounts, it was a pretty normal shot, but for whatever reason, the ball went flying into stands instead of onto the fairway. Luckily, it didn’t hit anyone, but it took a moment to determine where the ball had landed. Turns out, it landed in a trash can.

Looking for my golf game pic.twitter.com/GRXSKVpWHQ

— Two Inches Short (@TwoInchesShort) May 20, 2021

When the game officials confirmed the ball was his, Muñoz asked “Do I have to get it?”

He retrieved the ball from the bin and passed it over to a (questionably) lucky fan, though this prompted one of the commentators to laugh and mention that “He’s just given her his litter.”

Muñoz received a free drop for the kerfuffle, and ended up saving par on the hole.