You'd expect all eyes to be on the best golfers in the world who come to Augusta National for the Masters. However, a four-year-old boy stole the show during the Par 3 contest on Wednesday.
Tommy Fleetwood's son, Franklin, wore a complete caddy outfit after his father's ball. And though it wasn't the first time he had done so on Wednesday, he was greeted by the crowd, especially on hole one.
.@TommyFleetwood1's kid is the star of the Par 3 Contest ⭐ @ESPNPlus #themasters pic.twitter.com/ZIPaTJEC4l
— ESPN (@espn) April 6, 2022
He lost some steam as he approached the green, but he stood patiently, watching as his father was walking towards him.
Par 3 competition typically allows golfers to spend time with their families in a more relaxed atmosphere before the first Major of the year. Three years ago, Jack Nicklaus' grandson was the one who caught Augusta's attention as he hit an ace on the final hole.
Watch Jack Nicklaus' grandson, Gary, ace the final hole of the 2018 Par 3 Contest. #themasters pic.twitter.com/pk2FTqprwv
— The Masters (@TheMasters) April 4, 2018
Four-year-old Franklin Fleetwood just had to resort to caddy duty this year. Maybe soon, he will join his father in the tea box as well.