Harry Hall Played Through Illness for $500,000 – INSANE PGA Tour Story!

What would YOU do for $500,000? 🤑 PGA Tour pro Harry Hall faced that very question—while hooked up to an IV in the back of an ambulance. Battling a brutal illness at the $20 million Travelers Championship, Hall made the gutsy decision to play through the pain. No warm-up. No excuses. Just pure determination.

In this gripping story of grit, pressure, and big-time rewards, discover how Hall defied the odds, fought off a wave of player withdrawals, and climbed the leaderboard with a heroic performance. From flat caps to FedEx Cup dreams, this is golf at its rawest. 💪⛳

🎥 Don’t miss this incredible tale of resilience and reward at one of golf’s most elite events. Watch now and witness how champions are made—sick or not.

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harry Hall simply had too much at stake to walk away world ranking points FedEx Cup standings and a potential payday worth hundreds of thousands of dollars all of it was hanging in the balance and that was more than enough to push the ailing Englishman to do the unthinkable drag himself out of an ambulance and finish the Traveler Championship the 27-year-old from Cornwall known as much for his signature flat cap as his steady play came down with a nasty illness during the tournament in Connecticut on any other week he might have stayed in bed but this was no ordinary week the Travelers Championship a $20 million signature event is one of the most prestigious stops on the PGA Tour before his third round Hall required emergency medical attention and genuinely considered pulling out of the tournament altogether he would have become the sixth player to withdraw that week as a bug had made its way through TPC River Highlands but Hall chose to fight despite feeling completely drained he managed to shoot a one under 69 on Saturday without even warming up he had received two four drips in an ambulance before heading straight to the first te skipping any pre-round routine somehow he battled through the 18 holes i was in a locker room debating whether to withdraw or not hall said I didn’t feel great at all i ended up teeing off without a warm up without a swing just straight to the first tee after getting two IVs i think just finishing that round kept me in the tournament honestly I did well just to play asked what pushed him to keep going Hall didn’t mince words it’s a signature event if I could just survive 18 holes and not lose too much ground I could still have a decent tournament obviously there were the points and the money he said with a smile i think anyone would turn up to work sick if they knew they might earn a quarter of a million so yeah I’m definitely turning up in the end Hall earned far more than he imagined dollar 540 around 400,000 for finishing tied for ninth just six shots behind winner Keegan Bradley the gutsy performance pushed him to a career-high world ranking of 74 and into the top 50 of the FedEx Cup standings reflecting on how rough things got Hall shared “Friday night I was sick all night i woke up Saturday still feeling awful so I went in and got checked they put me on two four drips during the round I was gasping for breath all day because it was hot out there i went in for another four after the round the next morning though he finally caught a break i woke up Sunday feeling great after like 12 hours of sleep i’m just lucky I had the mindset to go out there and finish and finish he did with grit courage and a well-earned check to prove it