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Katılım Mayıs 2019
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@Deuex75 If you can’t comprehend just say that.
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@micah_erfan Hot take. That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever read.
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@RickFly3 But Bryson can’t get upset at a ruling lmao.
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Oscar Patel, Apparently@HendrickD82·
@Ollieargyle9 It was crap from start to finish. Terrible football. Far too many teams and far too many games. The Americanization of the sport. The whole lot.
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Ollie Pope@Ollieargyle9·
This safely goes down as one of the worst World Cups in my lifetime. Everything has been commercialised, corruption is so blatant that it's insulting to viewers, all while politics and division bleed through the tournament. The US should never host again #WorldCup2026
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@Ollieargyle9 How miserable do you have to be to pretend this wasn’t a really good World Cup lol.
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@LouStagner I know how to fix it. Lean on the side of no penalty. It pretty simple. Nothing here looks intentional or like somebody trying to break the rules. It’s not blatant. Let it go and move on.
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Lou Stagner (Golf Stat Pro)
Here is my problem with the Bryson rules situation. First, I do think the penalty was correct by the letter of the law. It’s fair that we don’t know exactly where he was trying to swing, and *maybe* he didn’t step where it improved his situation, but if I have to make the call, I’m calling this a penalty. In a situation like that, the player needs to be very careful about changing the conditions. While I fully understand and support the idea of “protecting the field”, the issue is not every player has multiple cameras on them for every shot, and not all their shots are shown on TV. If a “not well known” player did the same thing, would it have resulted in the same penalty? Doubtful. I don’t have an answer with how to solve this and I am not advocating for players to be able to break rules… But if protecting the field means some players have significantly more scrutiny than others, that’s not ideal. Other than every player having their own dedicated rules official that walk with them every step of the way, not sure how you solve this?
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@PGATourProDice Moving the ball is not less than Bryson did. Also he called this on himself. They didn’t drag him out after his round.
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PGA Dice@PGATourProDice·
For those saying the R&A wouldn’t stroke a European player for something like what Bryson did. This was even less than what Bryson did, yet they still penalized Shane Lowry —a former Open Champion—on the course where he won in 2019. The R&A is simply protecting the field.
Sky Sports Golf@SkySportsGolf

"I had to take the penalty because I can't have my name tossed around like that" 💭 Shane Lowry reacts to his controversial two-shot penalty ⛳️

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@RoryTrackr Well he’s the one who likes to run his mouth about things.
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@Coleman42 You don’t take exaggerated steps in tall grass? Lmao.
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Josh Coleman@Coleman42·
If you don’t think Bryson deserved the 2-stroke penalty, please explain why he takes this incredibly unnecessary/exaggerated step with his left leg - directly on top of the fescue. What’s the purpose of this step? It’s not even close to where he takes his stance #TheOpen
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@ForePlayPod This guy talking about people performative is wild.
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Fore Play@ForePlayPod·
“I think a lot of it's performative. I think a lot of it's for attention… To hold the tournament hostage like that, and to have all of us… waiting on him to depart, I didn't feel like it was a great look." Rory just WENT IN on Bryson 😳 Thoughts?
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CJ McCollum says a $2,000,000 NBA salary gets chopped down to under $1,000,000 after taxes and fees, so early on he lived off a $12,000 energy drink deal instead “Let’s say I was making $2 million, after taxes, let’s call it $950K, $970K, Agency fees 4%, marketing 15%. Those checks were chopped down” “I was living off an energy drink deal, I had a $12,000 deal just to get some posts off, and I lived off of that”
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