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re: So did the USGA basically say their Open Champ is a liar??
Posted on 6/20/16 at 9:07 am to Oddibe
Posted on 6/20/16 at 9:07 am to Oddibe
The rules guy kept saying there was instantaneous movement after DJs practice swing which was total BS. There was at least a 1or 2 sec delay after his last practice swing.
They just wanted to impose their authority. Kudos to DJ for handling it so well. I could see a # of players falling apart bc of the uncertainty.
They just wanted to impose their authority. Kudos to DJ for handling it so well. I could see a # of players falling apart bc of the uncertainty.
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Posted on 6/20/16 at 9:20 am to STEVED00
To me, its not as much about the actual ruling as it is the way the ruling was handled. If they would have given DJ a stroke while it was ruled on the spot, we really would not have talked much about it.
But the way they handled it was just unreal. They got themselves in a mess that no ending was going to be good. If they eventually gave him a stroke, we got what happened. If they came back later and didnt give him a stroke, that opens up a new can of worms on the way they handled it.
A no win situation for the USGA created by the way they handled it.
Im glad DJ took control and pulled it out. If he would have come in up a stroke and then got penalized after the round, shite would have been terrible for everyone.
But the way they handled it was just unreal. They got themselves in a mess that no ending was going to be good. If they eventually gave him a stroke, we got what happened. If they came back later and didnt give him a stroke, that opens up a new can of worms on the way they handled it.
A no win situation for the USGA created by the way they handled it.
Im glad DJ took control and pulled it out. If he would have come in up a stroke and then got penalized after the round, shite would have been terrible for everyone.
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