Really must I see Ol' Boo spit his way down 18 holes? Ok, I get it he's a redneck. Enough already. One of the things I love about golf is that it is still a "Gentleman's Game" and Happy Madison is still a joke and not the norm.
Really must I see Ol' Boo spit his way down 18 holes? Ok, I get it he's a redneck. Enough already. One of the things I love about golf is that it is still a "Gentleman's Game" and Happy Madison is still a joke and not the norm.
Actually, I'd like to see him and Monty paired in match play...it'd be like Oscar and Felix, or maybe Hawkeye and Winchester, or maybe...
I will not let someone else mess up my afternoon or morning due a little bit of club slamming. That's their own prerogative, I do try to stay away from them while driving or walking. If someone tells me they've never slammed a club head on the ground in frustration I wouldn't believe them one bit. Humans are subject to frustration, stress and emotion. We act on this frustration by letting out, usually slamming a club head, throwing that ball into the lake, etc... I know my take will be unpopular as i'm playing devil's advocate here.
I bolded your truest statement. I don't see a problem with how anybody on the tour is behaving.
I guess we just see appropriate behavior differently. No, I do not slam clubs, throw clubs, throw golf balls, etc, no matter how I'm playing. You can believe that. I may have a moment of disgust after hitting a shank, but it stays contained. We don't all act on this frustration by throwing a tantrum.
At least there is some hope. There are some out there who think some decorum on the course is appropriate. Sergio did Whaaaaat? Tell me you jest! I can't believe that. Maybe he was making a Boo Weekly point. The cup, the green, what difference does it make?
March 23rd, 2007, 03:41 PM
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