Social Spotlight: It’s that time of year again for Spieth and Fowler fans

The Masters is over for another year, so you know what that means: Spring Break, baby! (Yeah, we can’t pull that off.)

While Gary Player was disappointed not to be invited along, Rickie Fowler, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Smylie Kaufman looked like they had a pretty good time at Bakers Bay in the Bahamas regardless…

#SB2K17 is on #BakersBay follow on @Snapchat ? RickieFowler15 JLThomas34 Smylie_Kaufman

A post shared by R I C K I E (@rickiefowler) on Apr 11, 2017 at 11:25am PDT

#sb2k17 ?

A post shared by Smylie Kaufman (@smyliekaufman10) on Apr 12, 2017 at 4:11pm PDT

Fowler even recreated that image of him all by himself while at the Ryder Cup…

Rickie back at it again with the power moves pic.twitter.com/ZAl5ZUw6Nn

— Golf Problems (@GolfProblems_) April 15, 2017

Justin Rose, meanwhile, decided to spend his post-Masters break to brush up on his short game following his play-off loss to Sergio Garcia at Augusta…

Short game!! #SBJR17 pic.twitter.com/1qK5uw7mxs

— Justin Rose (@JustinRose99) April 13, 2017

Due to most golf fans’ attention being away from the course this week you may have missed Wesley Bryan won his first PGA Tour event at the RBC Heritage…

Wow! Truly humbling to get my 1st @PGATOUR win on the same day Jesus walked out of the tomb! Happy Easter everyone!!! pic.twitter.com/fi3nZthbE9

— Wesley Bryan (@wesleybryangolf) April 17, 2017

And the former trick shot expert knew how to celebrate in style…

Celebration dinner!! @tacobell pic.twitter.com/uu40UNtSvF

— Wesley Bryan (@wesleybryangolf) April 17, 2017

Speaking of trick shots, Martin Kaymer attempted one of his own…

Hey, it was worth a shot …

Monday Finish: https://t.co/moFaVe0N3A pic.twitter.com/sCkfZevTsH

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 18, 2017

Here are some of the shots of the week from the Heritage…

• Luke Donald’s bunker hole-out.
• Jim Furyk’s pitch-in.
• Donald again!
• Eagle hole-out.
• 1. ?

Shots of the Week. pic.twitter.com/U5wbZQ7nLt

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 18, 2017

Despite the quality of golf on display, Jason Dufner’s actions after his bogey on the 5th hole during the final round angered fans.

Disgusting from Dufner… pic.twitter.com/p4jvSFiRsg

— Barry Havenga (@LooseImpediment) April 16, 2017

Edoardo Molinari is also back in the winners’ circle, ending a seven-year drought by winning the Trophy Hassan II…

When you don't give up when you get injured…when you don't give up when you get injured again…when you don't give up when you play poorly…when you don't give up when things don't go your way…when you don't give up when you can't keep the ball in play off the tee for more than two years…when you don't give up when you spend 8 hours a day on a driving range and you end the day hitting the ball worse than when you started the day…when you don't give up when it seems like you lost all your skills that used to make you a good player…when you don't give up when you are 3 shots behind with 2 holes to go…when you ABSOLUTELY NEVER EVER GIVE UP, then this happens!!! ? #nevergiveup #attitude #golf #life #lifeontour #longawaitedwin #comeback #dodoisback

A post shared by Edoardo Molinari (@dodomolinari) on Apr 16, 2017 at 9:54pm PDT

It means the Molinari brothers hold an impressive record…

Edoardo and Francesco Molinari are the only brothers in European Tour history to both win at least three times ? pic.twitter.com/OlQV2njcZO

— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) April 17, 2017

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