"Screw it" - PGA Tour's official X handle posts Travis Kelce golf highlights and deletes it in hours

The PGA Tour's official X handle seemed to be in a 'posting and then deleting' mode on Monday, September 25. After sharing and then removing the sarcastic post on Justin Thomas's Ryder Cup selection, the handle then shared Travis Kelce highlights from 'The Match VIII,' only to delete them a few hours later.

Travis Kelce was seen at Capital One's exhibition, 'The Match VIII,' where he and his Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes defeated the NBA duo of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson 3-and-2.

On Monday, the PGA Tour shared some highlights of Kelce's golf performance on X (formerly known as Twitter). The caption read:

"Screw it, Travis Kelce golf highlights."

The post seemed fine at first, but after a few hours, the admin decided to take it down. NUCLR Golf, a popular golf tracking account on X, shared a screenshot of the now-deleted post, writing:

"The Ryder Cup intern is having fun. Screenshotted before it’s deleted. The last suspect post stayed up for a couple hours before being deleted ☠️"

However, the highlight clip is still available on the PGA Tour's Instagram account. Here's the video:

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This was the second time in a day that the PGA Tour removed a post within hours of sharing it. Earlier, it shared a hilarious meme about Zach Johnson picking Justin Thomas in the Ryder Cup despite the latter's dismal performance throughout the season.

The post had reached more than 300,000 views before the PGA Tour's handle opted to delete it.

What's next on the PGA Tour schedule?

Currently, the PGA Tour is in its FedEx Fall season, during which players who didn't qualify for the FedEx Cup Playoffs have the opportunity to secure Tour status and earn other exemptions for the Tour's signature events.

Here are the six tournaments left on the PGA Tour 2023 FedEx Fall:

Sanderson Farms Championship: October 5-8
Shriners Children's Open: October 12-15
Zozo Championship: October 19-22
World Wide Technology Championship: November 2-5
Butterfield Bermuda Championship: November 9-12
RSM Classic: November 16-19

Here's a look at all the tournaments and winners in the PGA Tour 2022-23 season so far:

2022

Fortinet Championship: Max Homa
Sanderson Farms Championship: Mackenzie Hughes
Shriners Children's Open: Tom Kim
Zozo Championship: Keegan Bradley
CJ Cup: Rory McIlroy
WGC-HSBC Champions: Canceled
Butterfield Bermuda Championship: Séamus Power
World Wide Technology Championship: Russell Henley
Cadence Bank Houston Open: Tony Finau
RSM Classic: Adam Svensson

2023

Sentry Tournament of Champions: Jon Rahm
Sony Open in Hawaii: Kim Si-woo
The American Express: Jon Rahm
Farmers Insurance Open: Max Homa
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Justin Rose
WM Phoenix Open: Scottie Scheffler
Genesis Invitational: Jon Rahm
The Honda Classic: Chris Kirk
Arnold Palmer Invitational: Kurt Kitayama
Puerto Rico Open: Nico Echavarría
The Players Championship: Scottie Scheffler
Valspar Championship: Taylor Moore
WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play: Sam Burns
Corales Puntacana Championship: Matt Wallace
Valero Texas Open: Corey Conners
Masters Tournament: Jon Rahm
RBC Heritage: Matt Fitzpatrick
Zurich Classic of New Orleans: Nick Hardy and Davis Riley
Mexico Open: Tony Finau
Wells Fargo Championship: Wyndham Clark
AT&T Byron Nelson: Jason Day
PGA Championship: Brooks Koepka
Charles Schwab Challenge: Emiliano Grillo
Memorial Tournament: Viktor Hovland
RBC Canadian Open: Nick Taylor
U.S. Open: Wyndham Clark
Travelers Championship: Keegan Bradley
Rocket Mortgage Classic: Rickie Fowler
John Deere Classic: Sepp Straka
Genesis Scottish Open: Rory McIlroy
Barbasol Championship: Vincent Norrman
The Open Championship: Brian Harman
Barracuda Championship: Akshay Bhatia
3M Open: Lee Hodges
Wyndham Championship: Lucas Glover
FedEx St. Jude Championship: Lucas Glover
BMW Championship: Viktor Hovland
Tour Championship: Viktor Hovland
Fortinet Championship: Sahith Theegala