Steph Curry hilariously gatecrashed Collin Morikawa's historic PGA Championship win disguised as a news reporter, and even offered to caddie for him

• Steph Curry hilariously gatecrashed Collin Morikawa's historic PGA Championship win on Sunday as an undercover reporter.
• Morikawa, 23, lifted the first major of his career at the weekend at the TPC Harding Park in San Francisco.
• "Stephen Curry with Underrated Media — working title, just started about an hour ago," Curry said introducing himself to Morikawa in the media area.
• The Golden State Warriors guard also offered to carry Morikawa's bags for him in the future should his regular caddy be busy.

Steph Curry hilariously gatecrashed Collin Morikawa's historic PGA Championship win as an undercover reporter, and even offered to caddie for the 23-year-old golfer.

Morikawa became the third youngest ever men's PGA Championship winner on Sunday as he lifted the first major of his career, seeing off competition from US Open champion Dustin Johnson and England's Paul Casey. The victory came in only Morikawa's second ever major tournament.

Curry, who is not in the NBA bubble in Orlando because the Golden State Warriors didn't qualify for the restart, was a guest for the day at the locked down TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, and followed Morikawa round parts of the course, reports Golf.

After Morikawa won, Curry worked his way into the media area before pitching some questions at the newly crowned champ.

"Stephen Curry with Underrated Media — working title, just started about an hour ago," Curry said introducing himself.

"Question for you. Coming down the stretch in the back nine of a major, everybody knows that that's the moment that you go take it. Are you a leaderboard watcher? Did you know where you were? What's your mindset in that moment the last two and a half hours of your round?"

Morikawa responded by jokingly asking Curry to remove his hat, before saying: "That's amazing man. No, it's fun to see you. I saw you out there on [hole] 9, and my caddie is a huge Warriors fan, I think you heard him — I'm not. I'm an LA boy at heart."

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Answering the question, Morikawa said: "I want to know where I'm at. Why not? I don't think it affects me."

Curry then offered to carry Morikawa's bags for him in the future should his regular caddie, J.J. Jakovac, be busy.

"I'm free for the next three months if you need a caddie or replacement," said Curry. "J.J. is a great guy, but if you need me, I'm available."

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