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The winner of the American Express Golf Tournament will be decided today. But, before that PGA Tour has started to celebrate some of the best shots from the tournament; the perfect wedge shot by Rickie Fowler is one of them.

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Rickie Fowler is a 33-year-old American golfer who turned pro in 2009. Fowler has won 5 PGA Tour events and 3 International events. He currently ranks in the top 100 golfers of the world and top 50 in the FedEx rank.

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Fowler was part of Team USA at the 2008 Arnold Palmer Cup. He also took part in the Presidents Cup, Ryder Cup, Walker Cup, Summer Olympics, and World Cup, representing his country.

Golf Digest’s Rick Gehman picked Rickie to be the winner of this year’s American Express. According to the golf specialist, Fowler is the 12th best golfer on the field and has the potential to win the event. However, Rickie couldn’t make the cut to play in the final round of the American Express.

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Although he couldn’t make the cut, PGA Tour is celebrating the perfect wedge shot Rickie played at the tournament.

Twitter reaction to the wedge shot by Rickie Fowler.

The PGA Tour posted Rickie’s wedge shot to appreciate some of the best moments from the tournament. However, the tweet didn’t receive any comments that the Tour expected. 

The fans took this opportunity to troll the Tour for not airing or promoting the front runners but the famous ones. Fowler didn’t make the cut to the final round and fans were not happy to see one of his shots being promoted as the best ones.

Some of Rickie’s fans were sad to see him playing poorly at the event. They wished to see him play like he used to.

Although it is not the first time Fowler being accused of doing more endorsements than golf, many comments were directed towards that as well.

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Even, some of the veterans of golf like Nick Faldo had trolled him in the past for concentrating on commercials than the actual sport.

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Although PGA Tour should air the top player’s footage more than the famous, the wedge shot by Rickie was a great one, right? What do you think about it? Let us know!

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