Bill Murray had quite the weekend.
The actor participated in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and in typical Murray fashion, his antics on and off the course were the highlight of the event.
First, he lifted CBS reporter Dottie Pepper off the ground in an attempted crowd surfing.
Pass her back! Pass her back! https://t.co/NXV4E0tT1G
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 13, 2016
Then he autographed an excited fan’s bald head -- and signed it "Jay Z."
Don't ever wash your head, sir. pic.twitter.com/GHEIT5wW2N
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) February 13, 2016
He took time to ponder the meaning of life.
Bill Murray soaks it all in on 18 @attproam pic.twitter.com/s8M6oYbwvT
— Mike McAllister (@PGATOUR_mikemc) February 13, 2016
Next, he participated in Jim Nantz’s amateur hole-in-one contest and nearly hit the mark, then celebrated with a club fling that would make Yasiel Puig blush.
Bill Murray with the classic club toss at the 7th @attproam during hole-in-one charity pic.twitter.com/7crYNEuV6I
— Mike McAllister (@PGATOUR_mikemc) February 10, 2016
What was most talked about was what took place off the course, where Murray ran into a little trouble. While out at a rooftop bar near the course, two fans tried to take pictures of Murray without his permission. He noticed the flashes going off and then took matters into his own hands, snatching the phones and tossing them off the second floor balcony, according to TMZ. The cops were called, but the bar’s owner said Murray was not drinking and left before they arrived.
Despite this incident, Murray managed to earn himself back some goodwill by acknowledging he was there and offering to cover the damages.
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