Mr. Nguyen Van Hung, a cleaning staff at the PGA golf course, never expected that a normal working day changed his life. While cleaning the parking area, he stumbled upon Scottie Scheffler, the world’s leading golf star, struggling with a flat tire. Without hesitation, Mr. Hung quickly brought his personal tools to support, helping Scheffler to fix the problem in just a few minutes.
“I just thought it was something to do. He looked in a hurry, and I didn’t want him to be in trouble,” Mr. Hung shared with a simple smile.
The unexpected thing happened the next morning, when a glossy white SUV stopped in front of the small house of Mr. Hung on the suburbs. The car delivery said this was a gift from Scheffler, as a special thanks for his kindness. “I could not believe my eyes. My whole family hugged each other crying out of emotion,” Mr. Hung said.
Scheffler’s actions are not only a grateful gesture but also spread the message of gratitude and kindness. This story has been quickly shared on social networks, inspiring thousands of people about the value of good deeds, though small.
PGA Tour also praised hero, and emphasized that employees like him were the “heart” of golf events. For his part, Scheffler just smiled when asked about the incident: “He helped me without asking for anything. I just wanted to do something so he could respect me.”
The story of the hero and the white SUV is a lively evidence that a kind act can create miracles, connecting people to surpasses all boundaries.
