Jordan Spieth loses his singles match against Henrik Stenson after he disturbed the ball by stepping in the water at the 2016 Ryder Cup. #shorts
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Well we saw Jordan spe try to reach the green here in two at the par 516 the ball down in the hazard in the water but playable and in the situation with Stenson on the green and two be two down no choice it’s deep right away it
As he put his foot in the water I thought I was allowed to step into the water I thought I would even if the ball were to somehow move are you sure taking his stance and stepping into the water actually caused the ball to move uh that’s going to be you know a
Penalty stroke CLE about it he said I just Ste in the water try to get a stance ball moved and all of a sudden this match is over ston
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There is no way that should have cost him a penalty stroke. That is just plain unfair.