Lockman850
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Definitely a D bag. Not a good way to start a career.
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Oy. Eventually he's going to end up in a place where his golf game is simply inferior to those around him and he's going to get annihilated both on the course and off.I just checked out Anthony on Twitter. This kid is full of himself. Compared himself to Tiger last night.
Anthony seems like a fun guy to hang out with!
can't believe he was still talking when everyone was saying their goodbyes at the green after the elimination. There's a time for gamesmanship and trash talk, but that was just plain low class bush league behavior. If I was there it would've just been a long series of bleeps and all you see is my mouth moving with a giant vein popping on my forehead.
There wasn't an Anthony on BB Ireland. There was a guy named Andy on that season, but that guy wasn't much of a trash talker.
There wasn't an Anthony on BB Ireland. There was a guy named Andy on that season, but that guy wasn't much of a trash talker.
I see Anthony different than most people. He's a poor minority kid playing a rich mans game so to speak (Although most people I know who play are mainly middle class). He started off in first tee and as a person who has donated to and assisted on a very limited basis with first tee in the la area, these kids are barely scraping by.
Mostly hand me down 10 year old men clubs that the first tee mentors some how adjust to fit these kids. With not enough resources and definitely not enough practice time most of these kids drop out and focus on other things. Mainly football and basketball.
I say all that just to say that the good ones who come from first tee have chips on their shoulder. If they are good enough to play amateur tournaments they are faced with the reality that they are behind the 8-ball so to speak. They are behind in club technology and even small things we don't think about like shoes balls clothes.
He definitely needs a mental evaluation, but his persona is his way of keeping people distant from him. We see it all the time with football players (Terrell Owens) and basketball players. It's just new to golf. I hope he gets help because he's a helluva golfer.
Being a minority & coming from humble beginnings is still no excuse for acting unprofessional & disrespectful to others. This game has "unwritten rules" & being polite/courteous is one of them. To me it seems like through his struggles of becoming a junior golfer with his background, somewhere along the way someone forgot to teach him common courtesy & etiquette.
Being a minority & coming from humble beginnings is still no excuse for acting unprofessional & disrespectful to others. This game has "unwritten rules" & being polite/courteous is one of them. To me it seems like through his struggles of becoming a junior golfer with his background, somewhere along the way someone forgot to teach him common courtesy & etiquette.
And on the course they were playing...is there a difference between a Waste Area and a Bunker?... because I would swear he grounded his club during his practice swing out of the waste area he clocked his teeshot into
Being a minority & coming from humble beginnings is still no excuse for acting unprofessional & disrespectful to others. This game has "unwritten rules" & being polite/courteous is one of them. To me it seems like through his struggles of becoming a junior golfer with his background, somewhere along the way someone forgot to teach him common courtesy & etiquette.