Foul-mouthed LIV Golf stars questioned over Masters ‘etiquette’
Unlike the PGA tour, LIV GOLF does not allow the curse process during the event, the power pound Harrington double major champion has not been a Masters fan since last month.
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Padreig Harrington has raised a question about the label of the people competing with Golf -Track Liv last month on the return of Masters Johnrama and CO.
In April, Rams and the other 12 Viv links participated in Augustanatform, and Spanish returned as an active champion. Things didn’t go as planned for the 2023 Green Jacket winner, however, ending the week 20 shots behind champion Scotty Scheffler in 45th place with a nine-point lead.
The two-time major champion’s frustration was evident throughout the week, particularly in the first two rounds on Thursday and Friday, as difficult conditions made Augusta’s already grueling task even more difficult in the early stages. Read more: Brooks Koepka has the perfect reaction after opening up about his ‘wasted’ master
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Most notably, Rahm exploded after missing the fairway to the right on the 18th tee in the first round. The Legion XIII captain let out a series of expletives before trudging up the fairway for an errant tee shot. But Lam wasn’t the only one to use foul language.
His LIV Golf teammate Tyrrell Hatton was also caught off guard in front of a TV microphone when he was heard dropping the F-bomb during the third round alongside Tiger Woods. After moving to Saudi Arabia earlier this year, Rahm and Hatton were informed that unlike on the PGA Tour, they would not be penalized for using foul language on the course.
And after seeing their language choices at the first major of the year, former Ryder Cup captain Harrington seemed unimpressed. Harrington said on the Rough Cuts podcast. “Last week at the Masters there was a lot of abuse from the LIV players. For the latest US news, politics, sport and showbiz, visit The Mirror US.
Tyrrell Hutton joined LIV Golf earlier this year.
Tyrrell Hatton joined LIV Golf earlier this year (Image: Getty Images)
“Obviously LIV players are not being fined for swearing, and I’m not saying they’re encouraged, but they’re not discouraged from swearing either. So it was interesting to see LIV players completely letting go, where previously they might have held back.
“I don’t mind a little bit of name-calling or anything like that, but that was a little bit, and that needed some restraint. That was interesting. I’m just saying it’s not a big deal.”The Irishman spent most of his career on the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, and didn’t try out for the Champions Tour until he was 50. Harrington indicates that he is proud to support his label level during the competition, and hopes that people supported in Saudi Arabia will not continue to introduce bad habits in professional golf. I am. \ “Yes, LIV has no control. Perhaps I don’t want to see it in the game,” he added. Phil Mickelson drops big hint about retirement as doubts arise during LIV Golf era
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“I’m going to be very, very strong. And I’m still going to be that way when it comes to playing etiquette, I’m not going to break a stick, and of course I’m not going to swear or anything like that. I will try my best. But I softened my feelings a little and said I didn’t care what the other players did as long as it didn’t damage the golf course or affect my playing partners. That’s why I said it’s fine if other players want to break 14. I tease him about the club. \’no problem. But I wouldn’t be happy if he decided to develop the land for a golf course. So whatever you want to do to yourself, well… that’s okay. And like I said, I think most players find it funny to watch other players lose their heads. But it should certainly be modest. It was a little too much.
