Max Homa was asked about enforcing code of conduct violations at The Masters and he took some not so subtle shots at Sergio Garcia, “I think the breaking clubs makes us look very, very spoiled.”
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Max Homa was asked about enforcing code of conduct violations at The Masters and he took some not so subtle shots at Sergio Garcia, “I think the breaking clubs makes us look very, very spoiled.”
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Class Act Maybe Sergio Can learn something from Max šš
Ban Sergio from Masters
Years ago during Tigerās era, it was common. Just a bad example on TVās.
Sergio, in his younger years, used to spit into the golf hole, before/after his opponent putted. Here it is decades later and he has yet to learn how to control himself. It's arrogant and pathetic.
I've seen a number of players do the same: Steve Pate, Henrik Stenson,Tiger, even Scottie Scheffler earlier this year. The only difference was the club head remained intact, but the ground suffered just as much. Fans and officials witnessed these incidents, but oh my! The villain Sergio must be singled out.
Sergio is a has beenšµ
Respect from Sergio LOL that the same spainish bloke who in the cup at tournament were other golfers would follow behindā¦āI hate SGā!
I like Max! I hope he gets a major soon.
if players just remembered your one good statement about how lucky you are to be playing golf and where you play it that should be enough to stop the display of that behavior. If you have a bad day in the office would you behave like that? there is zero excuse. so the game is hard and frustrating. you chose it now be an adult and have your tantrum in the car on the way home like the rest of us and knock off the childish behavior. Don't look surprised when the PGA implements a rule in the future as you could have stopped it.
Guy melted down on the second hole. I can usually get through the front nine before wanting to smash my clubs to bits