Helen Westwood, Lee Westwood's spouse, delighted her large army of American admirers when she hit the green at Sawgrass' 17th hole. This hole is where many of the best golfers have thrown plenty of balls into the pond.

Helen celebrated by dancing to wolf whistles.

She refused to let down when she tried to replicate the feat, leaving her with the same sinking feeling that the Florida pros who compete for the record PS15million prize money.

Helen took a practice shot on the day before the Players Championship curtain-raiser. This is when caddies compete for the nearest pin contest to win a large cash prize from their employers.

It was a good practice. Helen said that she hadn't swung a club in 12 months since she dropped the ball at the island hole. She also revealed that she doesn't have an official handicap.

She did hit the green and received a huge cheer. There were even more applauses as she celebrated by doing a little dance in front of her tee.

Unfortunately, the competition ended in a draw.

Helen "topped" her tee shot, sending her ball into the lake just twenty yards from her tee.

She shrugged it off and said: "That wasn’t pretty, but I have my first shot on Instagram, so no one can ever take it away from me."

It was a nine-iron from 135 yards and finished at 15 feet from the flag.

"I was proud of it, especially since I don't have any handicap.

"I don't like playing a lot of rounds back home in cold and wet to get cards.

"I'll let Lee play the guitar, with the occasional reminder of the 17th at Sawgrass, part one!"