Sam Burns’ driver failed to perform well in the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
The 28-year-old American boxer was competing on the third day but went crazy after a mistimed shot in the jungle.
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He disgustedly threw the guilty stick to the ground, which meant that they both lost their heads.
Burns made double bogey on the ninth hole to fall four shots behind leader Hideki Matsuyama.
To add insult to injury, he had to play the back nine without his driver.
The golfer made three birdies and as many bogeys to finish at ten under.
Fans took to social media to express their views.
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Another said: “What a horrible move. How many crores are at stake in the playoffs?”
A third joked: “If I did that, I’d play 17 holes without a driver.”
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Matsuyama is running away with things on the final day.
The Japanese player will be very happy to win even after having his passport stolen.
Matsuyama’s documents were reportedly stolen at London airport just days after winning the bronze medal at the Paris Olympics.
He stopped over in Britain on his way from France to the US for this week’s tournament in Memphis, Tennessee.
But his trip to the US suffered a setback at an undisclosed airport in London.
Golf Digest Japan Matsuyama’s passport was reportedly stolen, along with the travel documents of caddie Shota Hayato and coach Mikihito Kuromiya.
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This caused the three to miss their flight to Memphis and instead return to Japan to get reissued passports.
Matsuyama’s team was unable to join him in the US, meaning he is playing with a substitute caddie.
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This makes his form even more impressive.
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