Retired NHL Player FIGHTS & DESTROYS Golfer

Retired NHL Player FIGHTS & DESTROYS Golfer

Everyone’s a tough guy until they get punched in the mouth or in this case thrown into the pond on the par three. It’s real easy to throw around tough guy talk until you realize it’s time to throw hands. And if you’re going to fight, you better be damn sure you know who you’re fighting. Don’t be deceived by someone’s size. There are lightweight UFC fighters that are the size of my leg that will beat your ass. And you better be damn sure you’re not fighting a retired NHL player. NHL players, they might not be proficient at drawing ratings on TV. But if there is one thing NHL players know how to do, it’s fight. If you have ever been a somewhat regular golfer, you know how frustrating it can be. There are days when I’m on the golf course where I can do no wrong. Every drive is straight down the fairway over 200 yards. I’m a surgeon with my irons. I’m on the green and three. That day comes around maybe once a year. Every other day I’m on the golf course, I feel like hitting myself in the face with my own clubs. Golf is incredibly frustrating by itself. In my opinion, golf is by far the most difficult sport, both on an amateur level and a professional level. And it becomes even more frustrating when you’re dealing with other [ __ ] on the golf course. If you’re a regular golfer, you know exactly what I’m talking about. You and your friend are teeing off on one and you got two dudes playing in front of you who were walking the course or you get behind a group of four who have no idea what the hell they’re doing. Couple of weeks ago, I went to the course late one afternoon to play a quick nine holes. I got behind two dudes who were averaging about 20 minutes a hole. I let these dudes get two holes ahead of me. I still caught up with them in about 15 20 minutes. If you’re a golfer, you know how frustrating this can be. You can’t get into any kind of a rhythm. You tee off and you’re waiting 10 minutes to hit your next shot. Meanwhile, the [ __ ] in front of you, they’re driving around trying to find their ball that’s in the pond. The point is, it is not uncommon to see increased levels of frustration on the golf course. And sometimes that frustration can lead to fights. But if you’re going to fight, you better make sure you’re not trying to fight a trained assassin. Otherwise, your golf clubs are not the only things that you’re going home with. You’re also taking home a professional ass whooping. Make sure to like and subscribe. You can follow me on Twitter at kc_btl4. Link to the main channels in the description below. Nick Tarnaski is a retired NHL player. From what I can tell, he seems to be a career journeyman. He definitely wasn’t a star player. Like most NHL players, Nick Tarnaski isn’t someone that you’re going to automatically recognize if you saw him out in public. At some point this week, Saint Nick was attempting to play golf. He ended up getting behind a doofus duo who were playing extremely slow. Like I said, if you’re not a regular golfer, you really have no idea how aggravating and frustrating this can be. Some courses will have marshalss that will prevent things like this from happening, but they also have expensive green fees. So, if you’ve got friends who don’t want to spend the money, you’re likely playing at courses that allow you to pay $50 and deal with Captain Dofus. Nick Tarnaski, he got behind some slow players and he eventually got frustrated. Captain Dofus was trying to tee off and Nick Tarnaski is telling him to hurry the hell up. His friend, Private Dofus, he tried to deescalate the situation, but Captain Dofus wanted to teach Nick Tarnaski a lesson. He puts down his driver and he starts aggressively approaching Nick Tarnaski. As you’re about to see, Captain Dofus appears to be 58, maybe 170 pounds, and it’s not 170 lbs of muscle. Most of his weight is in the form of processed yeast in his stomach. Nick Tarnaski is 6’2, looks to be 230, maybe 240 pounds. The end result was not surprising. Now, I had to mute the sound because whoever uploaded the clip, they started playing music in the background. But watch it for yourself. They’ve been sitting there for [ __ ] 23 minutes. I’ll cry about it. [ __ ] cry about it. I’m going to cry. [ __ ] drive [ __ ] This dude got off easy. This could have been much, much worse. This dude was lucky. It reminded me of how Bob Barker took it easy on Happy Gilmore. All my young men out there, all my young men who think you’re untouchable, you get some of that liquid courage. You win a couple of bar fights and you think you’re a professional ass kicker, just know you’re not. There is a huge difference, huge difference in being a trained fighter and a bar fighter. Now, I don’t know if Nick Tarnaski would even be considered a trained fighter, but when he’s fighting Captain Dofus, he looks like Prime Mike Tyson. Sound off in the comments below.

Nick Tarnasky is a retired NHL player…who was recently trying to enjoy a round of golf. While golfing…Nick Tarnasky got behind some slow players and voiced his frustration. One of the players approached Nick Tarnasky wanting to fight…and immediately regretted his decision.

We reveal and react to retired NHL player Nick Tarnasky…dominating a fight on the golf course. We explain how Nick Tarnasky took it easy on this golfer…and how the end result could’ve been much worse.

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