Heavy rains and significant flooding have put The Greenbrier underwater just two weeks before it is set to host a PGA Tour event - and Bubba Watson has the video to prove it.

Watson, whose family has a home on the property in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., tweeted a video showing the effects of massive flooding on the golf course as he looked down the first fairway of The Old White TPC from its elevated tee box.

Hope @The_Greenbrier drys out soon!! #GreenbrierClassic #hole18-17-1 pic.twitter.com/n2HRUTYpw7

— bubba watson (@bubbawatson) June 23, 2016

Flash flood warnings were put in effect Thursday across Greenbrier County, including some evacuations, after the area received more than five inches of rain. A state of emergency was also declared for the entire county.

The flooding has also begun to impact other areas of the property, according to resort owner Jim Justice:

Greenbrier owner Jim Justice reports severe flooding at the resort, including in the casino. Justice said homes at the resort are flooded.

— Pam Pritt (@PamPrittRH) June 23, 2016

Watson is expected to headline the field at The Greenbrier Classic, which will be held July 7-10.