The most egregious thing on the course was giving Scheffler a free drop after he hit it into the bush. WTF was that?
DeChambeau 2 stroke penalty
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I thought Laparkafan’s comment was something we could all agree on. Once again, I’m wrong. Lol
Congrats, you cracked the case. What’s wrong, no sense of humor?
I don’t think it is under the context of intent.
I'm fairly certain it used to count as a stroke but it was changed a while back.
Bryson=LIV=Bad
He deserved the penalty. He improved his shot by stomping down the growth around his ball. Even if it was unintentional (appeared intentional) or accidental, it doesn’t matter. If someone else reported it, you can be mad about that, but it doesn’t invalidate the correctness of the ruling.
He deserved the penalty. He improved his shot by stomping down the growth around his ball. Even if it was unintentional (appeared intentional) or accidental, it doesn’t matter. If someone else reported it, you can be mad about that, but it doesn’t invalidate the correctness of the ruling.
Bryson should have acted like he couldn’t find his ball. Lol Just kidding.
At a U.S. Open for example, if you’re walking around in the long rough looking for your ball and “accidentally” improve your lie, it is not a penalty.
At a U.S. Open for example, if you’re walking around in the long rough looking for your ball and “accidentally” improve your lie, it is not a penalty.
I'm pretty neutral on Bryson. I wish LIV never happened, but I don't blame the guys for going to get paid. I'd probably root for Bryson over Rory, but it's close.
With that said, my honest take on it is this: The camera angles I saw of him stomping around back there didn't definitively show him knocking down the grass in his swing plane. But it sure as hell looked like they were stomped down which I'm assuming came from him. Scheffler said Bryson has never been a cheat - and I take him at his word on that. Overall, I'm fine with the penalty but I don't think it should stain Bryson's reputation.
It still boggles my mind that people act like there’s this black-and-white dynamic between the PGA and LIV. How much money has the PGA made in China? And how many of their sponsors do business in Saudi Arabia? Until both of those are zero, they don’t have near as much of a “holier than thou” leg to stand on as many people think they do.
I honestly didn’t get to watch enough of the Open (was out of town with the Mrs) to pay much attention to the Bryson issue. Looks pretty grey to me (not saying I agree one way or another). The Scotty drop on Sunday kinda boggled my mind, but again, I didn’t care enough to get that deep into the rules to see why he got a drop w/out finding his ball in the first place.
I honestly didn’t get to watch enough of the Open (was out of town with the Mrs) to pay much attention to the Bryson issue. Looks pretty grey to me (not saying I agree one way or another). The Scotty drop on Sunday kinda boggled my mind, but again, I didn’t care enough to get that deep into the rules to see why he got a drop w/out finding his ball in the first place.
If DeChambeau actually threatened to call Trump during the penalty conversation then he is on the Mt Rushmore of sports douche.
While it's pretty gray, I lean toward DCB was both surveying his situation, and stomping down grass at the same time, with plausible deniability. It's a bit of a reach to assess the penalty. Judgement call by the R&A.
I appreciate your take. I don’t think he’s a cheat per se, but he did break the rule regardless of intent. I don’t claim to know his intent. I don’t think it should stain his reputation either. The move to LIV did that for me. And I say that without prejudice- they can all kiss off as far as I’m concerned.
All I'm saying is if that was a penalty then it probably should have been called 20 other times throughout the tournament.
I’ll bet that sounded really clever in your head
Sounds like he did threaten to call Trump.
You don’t think that’s loser behavior?
Wayne can laugh but he is a true douche
You don’t think that’s loser behavior?
Wayne can laugh but he is a true douche
Finacial penalty to boot!
LIV Golf and its related entities voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of New Jersey on Tuesday, according to court records.
The golf league indicated it had between $100 million and $500 million in assets and $500 million to $1 billion in liabilities.
Jon Rahm ($7.5 million), Bryson DeChambeau ($5.7 million), Dustin Johnson ($5.5 million), Cameron Smith ($4.8 million), Tyrrell Hatton ($3.4 million) and Brooks Koepka($1.7 million) are among the league's creditors with the 30 largest unsecured claims, according to court records. Those totals reflect the past-due payments owed to the golfers and not what is owed to them beyond the bankruptcy filing date.
LIV Golf and its related entities voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of New Jersey on Tuesday, according to court records.
The golf league indicated it had between $100 million and $500 million in assets and $500 million to $1 billion in liabilities.
Jon Rahm ($7.5 million), Bryson DeChambeau ($5.7 million), Dustin Johnson ($5.5 million), Cameron Smith ($4.8 million), Tyrrell Hatton ($3.4 million) and Brooks Koepka($1.7 million) are among the league's creditors with the 30 largest unsecured claims, according to court records. Those totals reflect the past-due payments owed to the golfers and not what is owed to them beyond the bankruptcy filing date.
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