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Zach Johnson’s caddie celebrates with amazing birdie dance

Damon Green is back at it, this time dancing on the 18th green at the Home of Golf.

Zach Johnson, playing well ahead of the final group on Monday at the British Open, is the clubhouse leader thanks to this bomb of a putt at the 18th green. It was one final birdie, on a birdie hole, that he needed before finishing. He got it to drop and his caddie Damon Green, went to his patented dance to celebrate.

He’s done it at The Masters:

And earlier this year when Johnson made an albatross on a par-5 at Bay Hill.

This edition, however, came at the most meaningful moment.

★★★

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