Watch Ian Poulter pulls off insane trick shot into $5 million Ferrari

Ian Poulter has faced plenty of pressure-packed moments throughout his career, but perhaps few rival chipping a golf ball into a Ferrari F40 worth $5 million.

The European Ryder Cup hero pulled off the remarkable shot in the latest video on his YouTube channel, The Postman, during a tour of his best friend Tom Hartley Jnr's extraordinary car showroom.

Home to some of the rarest vehicles in the world, the collection includes supercars and Formula 1 machinery, making it a dream destination for fans of golf and motorsport alike.

Poulter's incredible chip into the multi-million-dollar Ferrari was the standout moment, showcasing the touch that helped make him one of Europe's most memorable Ryder Cup performers.

The 50-year-old Englishman is a self-confessed petrolhead, with Hartley going further by describing his friend a 'car pervert'.

Poulter's passion for cars extends to his golf equipment, too. 

He recently switched to McLaren Golf irons, including the brand's Series 1 and Series 3 models, and is an investor and ambassador alongside fellow investor and close friend Justin Rose.

Watch Poulter's full video below.

Poulter faces crucial LIV decision

Away from his latest golfing stunt, Poulter faces a significant decision over his future in professional golf.

Having competed on LIV Golf for the past five seasons, the Englishman must decide whether to remain with the league as it prepares for a potential new era or explore alternative options.

LIV Golf is facing considerable uncertainty after the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) confirmed it would withdraw its funding, leaving the league searching for fresh investment ahead of 2027.

The proposed LIV 2.0 model, under fresh BC Partners investment, is expected to feature a reduced schedule of around 10 tournaments and lower prize purses, and players are also expected to receive equity in the league.

• LIV 2.0: Which players are staying, leaving or undecided?

LIV players have until Sunday 25 October to confirm whether they intend to leave or remain with the breakaway league under its proposed new structure.

Poulter is among those whose next move will attract attention as the future of LIV Golf continues to unfold.

A host of big names have already confirmed their exits from LIV Golf, none bigger than Jon Rahm. 

Other players confirmed to pull out of LIV include Louis Oosthuizen, Adrian Meronk, David Puig, Thomas Pieters, Charles Howell and Abraham Ancer.

The exit list is expected to grow. 

Could Poulter return to the DP World Tour, or even the PGA Tour Champions?

Should Poulter decide to leave LIV Golf, a return to the DP World Tour could provide a logical alternative.

The Englishman has won 12 times on the European circuit and remains one of the continent's most recognisable Ryder Cup figures.

Any comeback would depend on the relevant eligibility requirements and conditions governing former LIV players.

Poulter could also consider the PGA Tour Champions in the future, subject to eligibility and the rules surrounding his return to other circuits.

His close friend and Majesticks GC co-captain Lee Westwood could face a similar decision. 

Westwood, 53, has claimed 25 European Tour titles and, like Poulter, boasts an outstanding Ryder Cup record.

Under current rules, both Poulter and Westwood would be ineligible to either captain or vice-captain a European Ryder Cup team as a result of their ties to LIV Golf, but there is rumour there could be a relaxing of the regulations in the near future. 

For now, Poulter's future remains uncertain, with the LIV Golf deadline fast approaching.

His latest video provides a glimpse of life away from competition, but the coming days could prove far more consequential for his playing career.

Chipping into a $5 million Ferrari might be a daunting challenge, but deciding what comes next could be Poulter's biggest shot yet.