Bryson DeChambeau was raging at Royal Birkdale. Arms flailing in the Scottish gale over a crushing two-stroke penalty. Stomping ancient fescue, fiercely interrogating the high priests of the R&A. A tragic, beautiful defiance. Smashing golf balls into the midnight void as he fights the very fabric of reality.
Very dubious penalty. There has to be clear and convincing evidence to make that call under the circumstances. There wasn’t. It was a vague judgement call.
That’s a pretty huffy comment from someone who has never been in that situation. That’s why people hate the media. Being a smug overlord is in your job description?
As it turns out he did. He showed up today played well.
Those are the facts. The rules committee believed it to be an obvious violation. But there's no shortage of arrogant idiots who like to think they know stuff they don't. But thanks for the support
The GC crew were unanimous in their agreement on the 2 strokes.
Bryson DeChambeau was raging at Royal Birkdale. Arms flailing in the Scottish gale over a crushing two-stroke penalty. Stomping ancient fescue, fiercely interrogating the high priests of the R&A. A tragic, beautiful defiance. Smashing golf balls into the midnight void as he fights the very fabric of reality.
Very dubious penalty. There has to be clear and convincing evidence to make that call under the circumstances. There wasn’t. It was a vague judgement call.
A smarter player accepts the decision and moves.
That’s a pretty huffy comment from someone who has never been in that situation. That’s why people hate the media. Being a smug overlord is in your job description?
As it turns out he did. He showed up today played well.
People hate the media because it was pointed out that it would be a bad idea to not accept the referee decision and not withdraw? It’s common sense
Classic! Opinion is facts! No wonder you got let go by ESPN
You know it’s gaslighting when poorly informed opinion gets promoted as “common sense.” You might want to cut back on the hubris.
I’d say calling out the media for reporting the facts is hubris
Those are the facts. The rules committee believed it to be an obvious violation. But there's no shortage of arrogant idiots who like to think they know stuff they don't. But thanks for the support