Tyrrell Hatton was heard reprimanding in a classified tirade X when the PGA championship is opened on Thursday.
The Englishman has built the reputation of being one of the most ardent characters in golf and his emotions have spread to Quail Hollow.
Hatton was three sub -sous – a few gunshots – when he reached the 17th game on Thursday.
The golf star liv saw her tee shot land right next to the right side of the green and her furious reaction was then taken in hot micro.
“Oh my God,” said Hatton. “It’s … the worst F *** ING …” The cameras then quickly cut another group on the course, the advertisers declaring: “Well … at 18!”
Moments earlier, television commentators had discussed Hatton’s temperament. “I do not know if he has a lot of rounds completely without stress – even if he plays very well,” they said.
Tyrrell Hatton was heard to reprimand in a classified tirade x in the PGA championship
English has built the reputation of being one of the most ardent characters in golf
Then, after the start of Hatton’s explosion, they laughed and added: “Do you see what I mean?” The Englishman dropped on the 17th but made amends of 18 to make a card with three sous 68.
It was not the first time that Hatton’s emotions have won on Thursday. Earlier in his round, after reaching the green by one by five in two, he would have launched his club.
Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele, for their part, raged against the organizers of the PGA championship on a controversial “mud” at Quail Hollow, saying that she left the tournament opened at random.
The eyebrows were raised when the PGA in America confirmed Wednesday evening that the favorite lies would not be at stake despite five inches of rain falling in North Carolina during last week.
Consequently, Thursday’s opening tour became characterized by golfers who rushed on the balls covered with mud. This was most clearly illustrated when Scheffler and Schauffele, players n ° 1 and n ° 3 in the world, both torn off their approaches in the water of the Fairway on the 16th hole and the doubles carded.
Scheffler, who returned to an opening 69, said: “So I understand how a golf purist would be:” Oh, play it as he is “.
“ But I don’t think they understand what is to work all your life to learn to hit a golf ball and control it and hit the shots and control the distance, and suddenly due to a rules of rules which is completely removed by chance.
“In golf, there is enough luck through a 72 -hole tournament that I don’t think the story should be whether the ball is played or not.
Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele raged against the organizers of the PGA championship
The defending champion Schauffele, who fired on 72 on Thursday, was also irritated by the decision
“When I look at golf tournaments, I want the purest and fairest test in golf, and in my opinion, maybe the ball today should have been played.
“It cost me two strokes on a single hole, and if I let it bother me, it could cost me the rest of the round. But today, I was proud of the way I stayed in there, I did not let it reach and I was able to play solid golf one day when I was everywhere and I always displayed a score.
The reigning champion Schauffele, who shot in a 72, was also irritated by the decision. He said: “I wouldn’t want to go to the locker room because I am sure that many guys are not very satisfied with the conditions there.
“I have the impression that the grass is so good, there is no real advantage to clean your ball in the fairway. The course is completely tilted. It fears that you are a little 50/50 once you have hit the fairway.
“I was lucky three or four holes in a row where it ended up at the top of my ball, then you guess how much it will remove.”
