THIS is the moment furious Rory McIlroy THREW a fan’s remote control golf ball into the water.
That’s before security promptly escorted the joker away.
McIlroy was competing in the third round of the BMW Championship when the bizarre incident occurred.
Lining up a putt at the 15th hole, the Northern Irish star was interrupted when a punter chucked a golf ball onto the green.
Amusingly, the ball then began to move around by itself, with the cheeky prankster controlling it remotely from the sides.
He appeared to be internet comedian Niko Omilana, who later tweeted: "Rory McIlroy has made an enemy for life."
But McIlroy failed to see the funny side during the second tournament of the FedEx Cup playoffs.
As the ball darted around his feet, McIlroy attempted to block it with his putter.
He succeeded when the fan failed to control the ball into the hole.
McIlroy then stared at the wag before hurling the gadget with all his might.
There was no mistaking where he had intended to throw it.
That’s because the ball plonked straight into an open lake of water next to the course.
McIlroy triumphantly watched on as the owner of the remote-controlled ball became upset.
But the comedian had little time to protest as security quickly descended before hauling him off the course.
The man was jeered by the crowd as he was taken away.
But the moment appeared to get to McIlroy, who ended up missing his birdie putt at the hole.
However, he pulled things back, later on, to finish with a 70 for the round.
And McIlroy is just five shots off leader Patrick Cantlay.
