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Riley Hamel

Fans can enjoy a beverage from a full-service bar suspended by a crane at the RBC Canadian Open

RBC Canadian Open

This is one of the craziest/funniest things I’ve ever seen at a PGA Tour event.

The boys are in Canada for the first time since 2019 thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. And, for the first time since 2010, St. George’s Golf and County Club in Toronto will play host to the RBC Canadian Open.

Tournament organizers have pulled out all the stops this year and wanted to welcome back fans with open arms. And a harness. And a crane. And one hell of a view.

For spectators interested in turning the sometimes boring sport of golf into a thrilling adventure, the RBC Canadian Open has attached a bar (yes, the drinking kind) to a crane and plans on suspending fans in mid-air while they take in the golf.

Confused?

Me too. But the video is must-see.

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