The Thai Sheap Gamer webpage has published a video from the Masters Tournament featuring golfer Bryson DeChambeau, who has managed to land the ball on the green by bouncing it on the surface of a river, prompting a comment on how this shot feels like coming from Pangya.
"This is a clip that’s currently going viral. It features Bryson DeChambeau, or “The Scientist,” the American professional golfer who has revolutionized the sport with his science-based, physics-based playing style. The 2020 and 2024 US Open champion, currently competing in the Masters Tournament at Augusta National in the USA, showcases a masterful technique on the 16th hole: “hitting the ball off the water” and almost landing it on the green (almost reaching the fairway).
This not only caused a stir among sports fans, but also stunned gamers, who never imagined that the legendary water-jumping technique seen in the golf game Pangya, which they thought was impossible, could actually be done, thanks to Bryson.
“I also thought Pangya was bragging.” Mr. Arm said.
“This is the kind of cruelty that villains in sports anime often inflict to undermine the protagonist’s morale.”
“Even in the game, they wouldn’t dare do something like this! 555 (Thai equivalent of “lol”, Ed.)”
“This one shot alone could get the green light for a golf anime.”
“Pangya in Real Life!”
Link to the original video: https://x.com/TheMasters/status/2041259656115568823/
Varthall