“22 straight years on the tour” – Fans react to Charles Howell III winning LIV Golf League’s season opener

Charles Howell III recorded his first victory on the LIV Golf Circuit in the season opener of the second edition of the Saudi-backed circuit.

LIV Golf's official handle tweeted the news with the caption:

"A day to remember for Charles Howell III"

The news received several reactions from fans on social media. Here's a look at some of the reactions from the fans:

"A well deserving champion. Grinding so many years. One of the most underrated professional golfers of ALL TIME"

"Congratulations on your win CH3 !!!"

"Man on a mission! Congrats!!"

"This is golf and I love it!"

"Looks like he Crushed it!"

"22 straight years on the tour..🙄"

"I thought that was Thurston Howell III"

"Lol Charles Howell. Most golfer fans just realized he’s still alive. Your tour is full of washed up pga players waiting on the senior tour."

"63 is 63! Way to finish"

"What a day indeed!!! He couldn’t beat a sole PGA Tour player but somehow won exhibition golf! Gotta be so proud!"

"Who was CH3 paired up with in this ProAm?"

"The Falling Stars Tour. Maybe Circus Circus would be interested in a sponsorship 🤡"

"He was low score at an exhibition….wow. His college wins while at Oklahoma State have more meaning."

"I watched the PGA - hard course, not flat, open and easy…. Like how professional golf should be ~ 🏌🏾‍♂️"

"And a day for Greg to explain why he spent so much money on golfers who can’t play"

"Congrats to Charles. Liv. You are all losers. Glad Charles made cash. The league? Sadness. Entitled white men. @PaigeSpiranac can probably enlighten you."

"Good for him. Literally nobody else in the world cares."

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Charles Howell III wins the LIV Golf opener at Mayakoba

The Crushers GC won the team event at LIV Golf Mayakoba

Charles Howell III secured his first professional victory in over four years by winning the LIV Golf Invitational in Mayakoba, Mexico, with an impressive score of 8-under 63. He won the title by a comfortable 4-stroke margin, and this marks his maiden win on the Saudi-funded Tour.

Howell surged ahead to take the lead at El Camaleon by scoring seven birdies in the first 10 holes. Peter Uihlein, on the other hand, struggled on the 12th, hitting three tee shots and ultimately carding a triple bogey. The setback proved costly for Uihlein as Howell established a comfortable lead and eventually clinched the victory. Uihlein finished the round with a score of 68 to settle for second position.

Howell received $4 million for the win. His team, The Crushers GC, also won the team event, which got him an additional $1 million. Uihlein received $2,125,000 for the runner-up position.

The Crushers GC, led by Bryson DeChambeau, defeated the 4 Aces by a nine-stroke margin. The team concluded the event in 26-under, claiming its first win in LIV Golf after getting very close a few times last year.

Alongside DeChambeau and Howell III, The Crushers GC's squad consists of Anirban Lahiri and Paul Casey.