WATCH: Fan tries to pinch golf ball after pro hits wild shot into grandstand!

DP World Tour pro Nicolai Hojgaard hit a wild shot during the second round of the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. 

It was so wild that it landed in the hospitality area that surrounds the 18th green at Emirates Golf Club. 

If you haven't heard of him, Hojgaard has already developed a reputation as one of the brightest young talents in the game. 

Both he and his twin brother Rasmus are touted as future Ryder Cup stars. They've just joined the tour staff at Callaway. 

Related: Watch Rory McIlroy's reaction to awkward Pat Reed question

But this was a bit of a loose swing from Nicolai, to say the least. He knew it was left as soon as he made contact. 

Still, it was pretty cool see the young Dane offer a "healthy" shout of fore. 

It's always frustrating seeing players not give spectators a fair warning, so credit to Nicolai for that. 

There is one thing that has baffled us over here at GolfMagic. 

It'll likely baffle you as well. We need to talk about why some fans decide to pick up golf balls?! Inexplicable.  

We saw this last year with this spectator picking up one of Nelly Korda's drives. There are countless others to mention. 

It even confused the Sky Sports commentary team. "That's in the bucks fizz," Andrew Coltart said in the booth, describing the shot.  

Then one fan decided to pick up Nicolai's golf ball. He even celebrated with a little fist pump. Look at the smile on his face! 

Watch what happened here:

Waiter, what you doing?! #HeroDDC | #RolexSeries pic.twitter.com/ryJCKwPgwa

— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) January 28, 2023

Coltart asked: "Why do they always do that. Yes, I've got a ball! We're still playing sir." 

After a short exchange, Nicolai managed to get his golf ball back. 

He was given a free drop but in the end he had to settle for a par on the hole. 

Elsewhere in the tournament, Rory McIlroy avoided a round three pairing with his rival Patrick Reed. 

But Henrik Stenson was grouped with his Ryder Cup successor Luke Donald. 

What equipment does Nicolai Hojgaard use?

Driver: Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond 10.5°
Fairways: Callaway Rogue ST Triple Diamond 16.5° HL, Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond 18°
Irons: Callaway 2023 MB Proto 4-10
Wedges: Callaway JAWS Raw 50°, Callaway JAWS Full Toe 56° & 60°
Putter: Toulon Design Chicago
Golf Ball: Callaway Chrome Soft X

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