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Doesn't look like he will. The press couldn't stop asking questions about him in the press conference I watched today and, sadly, Tiger stood by him and defended him.
Haha at Tiger kicking someone off the team for cheating. He didn’t DQ himself or even penalize himself, he certainly isn’t going to do it to someone else.
thr stories share similarities with players sounding off against it, etc. I guess people forget 5-6 years ago.
Haha at Tiger kicking someone off the team for cheating. He didn’t DQ himself or even penalize himself, he certainly isn’t going to do it to someone else.
thr stories share similarities with players sounding off against it, etc. I guess people forget 5-6 years ago.
DQ or penalize for what?
The Masters Drop.
When countless players and analysts criticized him and some even said "anybody else would be DQ'd".
I'm not familiar with the situation.
Do you agree that Reed could have been legitimately DQ'd if he'd signed the scorecard without the penalty strokes since he should have rightfully assessed them himself?
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Ugh... just stupid. The penalty for signing an incorrect scorecard is supposed to be DQ.A few years ago Lexi Thompson cheated (did not replace her ball on the putting green where her ball had actually lay). She signed her card but instead of DQ they gave her penalty strokes.
Ugh... just stupid. The penalty for signing an incorrect scorecard is supposed to be DQ.
The amount of venom in the threads that pop up whenever there's a rules issue is so interesting to me.
I guess I spend most of my time in very casual golf settings where we don't take the rules too seriously. Granted, I'm not very competitive by nature, so perhaps that's a factor as well.
I could care less about the rules in my rounds, but when guys are getting millions, they need be tight to the rules.
Sure, I get that. I'd probably feel the same if I was competing at that level. The curious part, to me, is the venom it inspires among people who aren't competing at that level, or against Patrick.
Right or wrong, people believe that there is a certain amount of ethics and morals that come with the wonderful game of golf. Seeing those rewarded with natural ability, so flippant about it, very much turns people the wrong way. Every male player out there that has broken the rules gets similar treatment it appears. With the exception of Tiger, who pretty much got a pass by fans after the Masters. The media and other players didn't give him a pass though.
Sure, I get that. I'd probably feel the same if I was competing at that level. The curious part, to me, is the venom it inspires among people who aren't competing at that level, or against Patrick.
Golf's Rules are as much a part of the game as swinging a club and hitting shots. It does not matter whether the skill level is Tour pro or high handicap amateur, the Rules are an integral part of the game.