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THIS IS THE BIGGEST JOKE IN GOLF HISTORY PERIOD.
STROKE PENALTY HOVERING ABOVE DJ'S HEAD......
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Tiger sends congrats to DJ and blasts USGA for their handling of the penalty stroke. Funny when Fox was doing their closing even Azinger mentioned what DJ was thinking in is head about the penalty stroke quote "you can do bleep, bleep with that penalty stroke." I think that was pretty well everyone's sentiments.
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Quote Originally Posted by lookingtowin:
DJ's luck he is signing his score card and they will DQ him for signing a wrong card when they penalize him one stroke.
DJ's luck he is signing his score card and they will DQ him for signing a wrong card when they penalize him one stroke.
I still remember when the great Argentinian golfer Roberto DeVicenzo got screwed out of the 1968 Masters because his playing partner Tommy Aaron mis-marked his score on the 17th and when Roberto signed it without checking he was DQed and gave the tourney to Bob Goalby.
you would THINK in this day and age of electronic scoring these 19th century rules would be CHANGED. golfers have enough PRESSURE on themselves in a tourney, esp a MAJOR, without also having to be an ACCOUNTANT too
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Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:
I still remember when the great Argentinian golfer Roberto DeVicenzo got screwed out of the 1968 Masters because his playing partner Tommy Aaron mis-marked his score on the 17th and when Roberto signed it without checking he was DQed and gave the tourney to Bob Goalby.
you would THINK in this day and age of electronic scoring these 19th century rules would be CHANGED. golfers have enough PRESSURE on themselves in a tourney, esp a MAJOR, without also having to be an ACCOUNTANT too
I still remember when the great Argentinian golfer Roberto DeVicenzo got screwed out of the 1968 Masters because his playing partner Tommy Aaron mis-marked his score on the 17th and when Roberto signed it without checking he was DQed and gave the tourney to Bob Goalby.
you would THINK in this day and age of electronic scoring these 19th century rules would be CHANGED. golfers have enough PRESSURE on themselves in a tourney, esp a MAJOR, without also having to be an ACCOUNTANT too
I agree with you and i also watched the 68 masters what a shame. I know there has to be rules but that one on Roberto and
DJ yesterday are on the side of ridiculous. I understand if you ground a club in a hazard its a penalty but those two you have to shake your head.
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