Canadians are notoriously good, however the one which got here to Tyrrell Hatton’s rescue to retrieve his ball will be the friendliest volunteer on the RBC Canadian Open. Hatton hit his ball into the creek operating alongside the outlet on the par-4 eighth gap. He couldn’t inform if the ball they discovered was his.

“I believe that’s the yellow dot beneath it,” Hatton stated uncertain.

This girl volunteer exemplified that Canadian kindness.

“Would you like me to go in? I’ll go in. I’ll go in,” she stated. She then proceeded to take her sneakers and socks off and walked proper into the creek.

“This feels actual bizarre,” she stated as she plodded her means by means of the muddy water. “I can decide it up, proper?”

She retrieved the ball for him. Finally, Hatton doubled the outlet however that was the one hiccup in his last spherical.

Not many would get soiled to assist a participant retrieve his golf ball, however this girl did. The place was she when Tom Kim fell into the mud on the PGA Championship? Kim in all probability needs she was at Oak Hill. He climbed into the mud himself and got here out soiled and needing new pants and a shirt.

He posted a last spherical 64, with that one blemish on the day. Hatton went out at 34 however got here again in 30 as he made six birdies on the again 9, together with the final 4 holes. He made 10 birdies on the day and is at the moment at 16-under within the event, as Hatton is the present clubhouse chief alongside Aaron Rai.