POLK COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — Three-time PGA Tour winner Bart Bryant was killed Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash along State Route 33 in Florida, according to deputies.

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office says Bryant and his wife were waiting in a white Volkswagen SUV while construction crews, equipped with flags, cones, and signs, stopped traffic in the northbound and southbound directions of SR 33.

While the couple was stopped, authorities said a black 2011 Ford F-150 pickup truck, driven by 21-year-old Mark Farkas of Clermont, was driving southbound at roughly 60 mph when he failed to stop.

Deputies say Farkas’ pickup truck slammed into the back of the Volkswagen.

When first responders arrived, they found the 59-year-old Auburndale golfer unresponsive. Authorities say CPR was immediately provided until Bryant arrived to a local hospital where he ultimately died as a result of his injuries.

Bryant’s 49-year-old wife, Donna, was transported to an area hospital with minor injuries.

Farkas was not injured.

According to authorities, it is currently unknown why Farkas failed to stop for traffic before he crashed. An investigation is ongoing.

In a tweet, PGA Tour said, “The PGA Tour family mourns the tragic loss of 3-time Tour winner Bart Bryant.”

“The Bryant family is grateful for all the prayers and support from the golf community across the country. We know Bart is with Jesus . We will miss him,” the Bryant family said in a statement.

SR 33 was closed for approximately four hours during the investigation, deputies say.