Kevin Kisner is no stranger to using abusive words on the golf course. He often lands in the soup because of his bold and straightforward comments about fellow PGA Tour players.Earlier this year, while shaking hands after the US team defeated the internationals at Quail Hollow, he called Si-woo Kim the ugliest f**. Kisner once again made headlines because of his statement at the Hero World Challenge where he boasted his drinking capability.PGA TOUR@PGATOUR"I'm about to go have a beer on you" @JordanSpieth plans on enjoying @K_Kisner's ace twitter.com/PGATOUR/status…PGA TOUR@PGATOUR ACE FOR KIS @K_Kisner cards the first hole-in-one on No. 12 since the Hero World Challenge moved to Albany in 2015.81340🚨 ACE FOR KIS 🚨@K_Kisner cards the first hole-in-one on No. 12 since the Hero World Challenge moved to Albany in 2015. https://t.co/jRZiMxssuM"I'm about to go have a beer on you" 😂@JordanSpieth plans on enjoying @K_Kisner's ace 🍻 twitter.com/PGATOUR/status… https://t.co/2Wd85VS9dTKisner and Speith both competed at the Hero World Challenge, which successfully concluded on December 4 in Albany. In the third round, Kevin made a hole-in-one on the 12th hole, making it his first ace since the tournament moved to Albany in 2015.In a post-match press conference, while Kisner was talking about the shot, Spieth appreciated him jokingly.Jordan Spieth said:"Hey, nice shot! - I'm about to go have a beer on you. "In response, Kevin Kisner said:"Ah, shocking."It is important to note that the Hero World Challenge, hosted by Tiger Woods, is organized annually in December. It is an initiative to raise funds for the Tiger Woods foundation.Although it is scheduled as part of the PGA Tour calendar, the money and points earned by the golfers are not added to their official earnings or rankings. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe 2022 championship began on December 1 and wrapped up the finale on December 4. Victor Hovland successfully defended his title at the tournament in the 20 men's field.Kevin Kisner and Jordan Spieth have their next matches this weekendKevin Kisner and Max Homa are teaming up to play at the QBE Shootout on Friday, December 9, at the Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida.The unofficial PGA Tour Championship has a purse of $3.8 million, of which the winners will receive $950,000. The rest of the money will be distributed among the other players based on their rankings. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostJordan Spieth will play in a television golf exhibition series called The Match this weekend. Interestingly, he is also tied up in a team match.Spieth will team up with Justin Thomas to take on Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy at the Pelican Golf Course on Saturday, December 10. Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, and Jordan Spieth will make their debuts at the tournament. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostHowever, The Match will be a head-to-head tournament against teams McIlroy-Woods and Thomas-Spieth. This is unlike the QBE Shootout, in which 24 golfers will be divided into 12 teams to play in a team match event.As per several outlets, Jason Day and Billy Horschel are the fan favorites at the QBE Shootout and have favorable chances of winning the tournament.2022 QBE Shootout fieldHarris English and Matt KucharMax Homa and Kevin KisnerNelly Korda and Denny McCarthyTrey Mullinax and Scott StallingsBrian Harman and Sepp StrakaJason Day and Billy HorschelSteve Stricker and Cameron YoungMaverick McNealy and Lexi ThompsonTom Hoge and Sahith TheegalaCharley Hoffman and Ryan PalmerCorey Connors and K.H. LeeKeith Mitchell and J.J. Spaun