Weekend Instagram Roundup: Landry Looks Good In Boots, Kid Rock Goes Kite, Ariya Cries More Than Moriya, Sand Valley On Earth Day

Andrew Landry's Valero Texas Open win was an emotional one for his family, who've saw him come close to winning earlier this year and have witnessed no shortage of struggles, Mike McAllister writes for PGATour.com.

Also impressive of Andrew to take a few minutes away from his celebration to piece together a #LiveUnderPar graphic and image to make for Tweet No. 70 from his account. These Guys Are Good!

The winner's boots will definitely look better with a pair of jeans...

A moment that lasts long after the raise of a trophy. 🏆 #LiveUnderPar

A post shared by PGA TOUR (@pgatour) on Apr 22, 2018 at 3:50pm PDT

Moriya Jutanagarn wasn't near as emotional as her sister upon winning the inaugural Hugel-JTBC L.A. Open with a strong final round that required holding off the almighty Inbee Park.

So many emotions and a proud family moment with @mo_moriya’s little sis @mayariya and mom being here! #LPGAGoesHollywood We’re not crying you’re crying 😭❤️

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Kid Rock sports some retro glasses and displayed way more than anyone wanted to see of his mid-section during the Bass Pro Shops Pro-Am and Rain Dance. 

Kid Rock’s glasses come straight from the Tom Kite collection.

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Sand Valley celebrated Earth Day with a message about their efforts.

Happy Earth Day! Since the land on which Sand Valley sits was first purchased in 2013 our team has been committed to restoring the 1,700 acres to its natural habitat: jack pine barrens, grasslands, and oak savannahs. These habitats are crucial to the survival and growth of three State and Federally listed endangered and threatened species: the Kirtland Warbler, Karner Blue Butterfly, and Slender Glass Lizard. We are thrilled to announce the Kirtland Warbler has been removed from the Federal endangered species list this April! The songbird numbers are improving in Wisconsin through the maintaining and expanding of the Warbler’s habitat of jack pine trees and barrens. The Kirtland Warbler does not yet meet criteria in Wisconsin to remove the Warbler from the State’s endangered species list, so conservation efforts will continue to help grow their population. Sand Valley is celebrating the removal from the Federal list by continuing to restore, conserve, and grow the habitat for the Kirtland Warbler. Happy Earth Day from the Sand Valley team!

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