Aaron Rodgers’ response after ‘almost’ hitting kid at golf tournament

Aaron Rodgers knows exactly where he’s placing the ball, regardless of the sport.

While walking around with a red drink at the American Century Championship, Rodgers was looking for his ball in the rough when a young fan called him out for a wayward shot.

“You almost hit me, Aaron Rodgers,” a child said in a video posted on social media at the celebrity golf tournament held at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nevada, near Lake Tahoe.

Rodgers rebutted, “almost doesn’t count,” to the child as he walked by with barely a look and set his drink on the ground to prepare for his next shot.

Steelers training camp begins July 24, but the star quarterback is enjoying the last bit of the offseason that he has left, signing autographs for fans throughout the event.

Earlier in the week, he had a confrontation with a fan before refusing to sign an item.

“You’re an autograph hound,” Rodgers said before telling the fan he would not sign his item.

The star Steelers quarterback placed 15th in the celebrity golf tournament that had a field of 90, including Stephen Curry, John Smoltz, Tony Romo and Austin Reaves.

Longtime NHL star Joe Pavelski took home the title after making a clutch eagle putt on hole 18 Sunday.

Rodgers, 41, is entering what he suspects will be the final season of his career and is looking to end it on a high note in Pittsburgh after two forgettable years with the Jets.

“I’m pretty sure this is it, you know, that’s why we just did a one-year deal, Rodgers said in June on the “Pat McAfee Show.”

Rodgers, at one point during the golf tournament, was paired with the show’s co-host and his former teammate, AJ Hawk.

Hawk placed 47th in the tournament.