World number one golfer, Scottie Scheffler, had a noteworthy day at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Connecticut. While his performance kept him in contention, a minor mishap on the course provided a moment of levity.

Scheffler's club made unexpected contact with his face after a tee shot, prompting the PGA Tour's Twitter account to humorously remark on the incident. Thankfully, the golfer appeared unharmed. This incident comes shortly after Scheffler casually tossed his driver at the U.S. Open, leading some to speculate about karmic retribution.

This lighthearted moment serves as a reminder that even the most skilled professionals experience occasional blunders, much like amateur golfers. Scheffler's even-par performance, with two birdies and two bogeys, placed him within the top 20 after 36 holes. He also spent time with U.S. men's national team captain Tyler Adams earlier in the day. After two rounds, Scheffler is tied for 18th at 7-under.