Rickie Fowler was pretty jazzed after he won The Players in a playoff on Sunday for his biggest win.
He should have been. After all, he played the last six holes of regulation in 6 under par. He played the last 10 holes, including four playoff holes, in 8 under par. He birdied the island-green par-3 17th three times on the day.
So when he walked off the 17th green victorious, after greeting his mom and sister, he apparently wanted to give some sugar to his girlfriend Alexis Randock. Fowler kissed Randock passionately in celebration of the win, which comes with a $ 1.8 million paycheck.
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