I assume everyone who has played golf has wanted to throw clubs and break things at times.
But being an adult means you keep your temper in check. There should be penalties, maybe 2 strokes for unbecoming behavior, and Wyndham Clark needs a timeout.
Link: https://sports.yahoo.com/article/calls-mount-wyndham-clarks-suspension-070443236.html
Replies to: I assume everyone who has played golf has wanted to throw clubs and break things at times.
The Oakmont Clubhouse is a National Landmark. The panels in those lockers have been there forever.
They are golf relics.
Clark should receive a harsh penalty from the USGA and / or The OCC.
I know several members who would like a private moment with him.
I’ve renovated 3 older Clubhouses, you can’t replace this stuff.
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Agree. He should be heavily fined and face court proceedings.
The inane suggestion that anyone who competes at a high level is vulnerable to temper tantrums is completely ridiculous and disgustingly false.
I though Hatton was going to lose it at the end.
He hit some bad shots and was getting pissed.
I beg to differ. My Wilson Pro Staff 7 iron is still in the tree at the Warren Course.
It's perfectly acceptable to throw clubs as long as you don't kill anyone. And even if you do, F them. Assumption of risk.
Anyone who competes has had at least one moment of extreme frustration or
outright anger…Clark should be disciplined but not suspended …he’s not a mad man out there.
btw, his caddie, John Ellis, was a VG player himself (Canadian Tour)…we shared the same coach…but not the same game ;-).
…good guys.
I think you could've cleared the tree with a 9 iron.
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Part of my problem. Always playing the wrong club.
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Or maybe the wrong tree?
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I am sure it was the club's fault.
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You’re calling for a Clark bar?
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