A guy has gone viral for being forced to play a full round of golf without a ball with complete strangers as punishment for losing his fantasy football league.
The video, which has been making the rounds on social media, shows the loser playing 18 holes with a random group, carrying a full bag and making swings, but without a ball. According to the footage, he even went to great lengths to add to the illusion, using a rangefinder to measure his yardage, picking up a tee, and admiring his chip-in shots.
The fantasy football league's punishment is a far cry from the usual fines or penalties imposed on the last-place team. While some leagues have been known to force their losers to get a tattoo or dress up in costume, this particular punishment takes the cake.
The video was shared on Twitter by NFL analyst Dov Kleiman, who captioned it "One of the greatest punishments we've ever seen." It has since racked up thousands of views and shares.
The origin of the video is unclear, but it's safe to say that the fantasy football league's creative punishment has left a lasting impression on the golfing community.
The video's authenticity has not been disputed, with many viewers praising the loser's commitment to the gag. "Props to the loser – he went next level getting his yardage with a rangefinder, picking up a tee, duffing shots, admiring his chip-in and ending the round with an eagle," one Twitter user wrote.
As for the loser himself, he has vowed to come back stronger next year. "Next year," he says in the video, "I'm not going to lose at fantasy football."
The video has sparked a lively debate on social media, with many users weighing in on the creativity and humor of the punishment. While some have praised the loser's dedication to the gag, others have questioned the ethics of imposing such a punishment on a fellow player.
The fate of the loser's fantasy football league remains unclear, but one thing is certain: their punishment will be remembered for a long time to come.
As the fantasy football season heats up, it's clear that some leagues are willing to go to great lengths to keep things interesting. Whether or not this particular punishment will be repeated remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: it's a story that will be told for years to come.
Source: Yahoo Sports