Arrest made at KFT Monday for one player physically assaulting another…

[Gsea]

Daddy got lucky he didn't wave that putter at the wrong person or he'd have had a 2 iron up his a**. Hopefully Daddy and son disappear from golf couple of asshats.

[Tdsjfb]

40 minutes ago, Gsea said:

Daddy got lucky he didn't wave that putter at the wrong person or he'd have had a 2 iron up his a**. Hopefully Daddy and son disappear from golf couple of asshats.

Daddy wouldn't break a sweat.

[tiderider]

everything about that situation defiles the tenants of golf 

 

 

 

 

[apexironman]

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Edited June 14, 2021 by apexironman

[Gsea]

12 minutes ago, Tdsjfb said:

Daddy wouldn't break a sweat.

lmao

[Bogey Fett]

I hope there is video and JomBoy gets hold of it.

 

”KFT argument over who’s skinny pants are skinnier comes to blows, a breakdown “

[Pepperturbo]

From what I read, punk kids and an ill-mannered Dad in a KF qualifier.  Really, making a big deal over someone not helping him find his lost ball and Player B dad throwing lighter fluid on the fire by saying "you could hit it straight" and being tough with a club. 😛  Both players and his Dad deserve serious consequences. 

[NJBigFish22]

I’m guessing player A threw the punch.   I could see punching your playing partner if he said he nailed your sister and his mom to, that is justifiable, and the lie I would be telling in this case.

[bscinstnct]

4 hours ago, Abh159 said:

I bet Player B still calls his dad "Daddy"....

 

Full story from a source:

 

Player A who had been slow hits it left into trouble. Player B and Players B dad don't help him look.

 

At green Player A says "you could have helped look"

 

Player B dad says "you could hit it straight" And it was on. (Quotes not exact)

 

https://twitter.com/acaseofthegolf1/status/1404497613408374784?s=20

 

Player A be like

 

 

[OpenPar]

Player A tried to turn his back and walk away.  Player B then jumped him, Player C tried to intervene and dad tried to swipe him with a putter for trying to break it up.  

[dropkicked]

[BNGL]

So while coming to blows on the course is never acceptable (it isn’t settle the argument with good play on the course, if it can’t be solved that way take it to the parking lot or elsewhere). I’ll admit that I’ve been less than enthusiastic a few times looking for a playing competitors ball, sometimes if I think you’re just being a total jerk (for example berating and official and members at a Florida Open a la Tyler Hock) I’m not looking that hard for your golf ball. Other than sportsmanship is there any obligation for a player to look for another’s golf ball? Genuinely curious for an answer here. Should that father have said something, definitely not. 
 

I laughed and enjoyed this story though not going to lie.

[thatbaseballguy22]

Wasn’t there just a thread about the PGA Tour turning into the WWE? I guess it was the KFT instead.

[Gsea]

23 minutes ago, OpenPar said:

Player A tried to turn his back and walk away.  Player B then jumped him, Player C tried to intervene and dad tried to swipe him with a putter for trying to break it up.  

exactly tough guy B jumped him from behind and loser daddy needed a putter.  i'm sure the kid doesn't have any talent to even sniff pro golf, just daddy money.

[b.helts]

Dad’s comment reminds me of the old tall tale:

 

Player: I’m playing so bad I just feel like breaking something. 
 

Old Caddy: try breaking par. 😆

[bladehunter]

Who’s the asshat who says “ you could have helped look “?   I make it a point to help look for no other reason than to watch for cheating. But in no way am I obligated to do so.  Who brings that up?  Very childish.  But even more so is the other guy who has dad running around speaking for him.  When two babies met. 

Edited June 15, 2021 by bladehunter

[Titleist_PT23]

I guess they could have fought on a plane over a face mask or reclining a seat.  Or at some fast food joint over a chicken sandwich.  What's wrong with people these days?

[Gsea]

3 minutes ago, bladehunter said:

Who’s the asshat who says “ you could have helped look “?   I make it a point to it for no other reason than to watch for cheating. But in no way am I obligated to do so.  Who brings that up?  Very childish.  But even more so is the other guy who has dad running around speaking for him.  When two babies met. 

Not defending player A but B and daddy could just ignore him. Know how off u got to b to b bothered by that comment.

[JeffreySpicoli]

Thank goodness we are all more civilized than these heathen.

[bladehunter]

5 minutes ago, Gsea said:

Not defending player A but B and daddy could just ignore him. Know how off u got to b to b bothered by that comment.

Oh I agree.  Sounds like a whole group of stupid.  Each vying for the title of king shat of turd mountain 😂....  I’d say Dad is the cause of the over boiled temper.  Usually , not always but usually peers can keep it below fisticuffs.  But outside agents are never a help.  

[iBanesto]

Why is DeChambeau and Koepka playing Monday qualifier?

 

[bscinstnct]

9 minutes ago, JeffreySpicoli said:

Thank goodness we are all more civilized than these heathen.

 

Ya, no need for such crass behavior, interrupting everyone’s round on the course to make a point.

 
Last time a guy hit into me I just gave him a nice wave and finished the round. 

 

Then I went to the parking lot and spray painted his windshield black. 
 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 15, 2021 by bscinstnct

[bnperrone]

49 minutes ago, BNGL said:

Other than sportsmanship is there any obligation for a player to look for another’s golf ball? Genuinely curious for an answer here.

In general, there is no obligation. Given that the group was out of position (according to what was posted) there's no logical reason to refuse to help if you are able to do so without making the pace situation worse. It's not like they hadn't thought about it. They clearly made an active, conscious decision not to help despite the pace of play issue that could easily get all three of them burned.

 

Not to mention, there is no obligation to declare a ball lost prior to expending the maximum allowable search time.

 

I don't expect that kid or his dad to remain involved in college golf or any tour play anytime soon (if ever again).

[JeffreySpicoli]

17 minutes ago, bscinstnct said:

 

Ya, no need for such crass behavior, interrupting everyone’s round on the course to make a point.

 
Last time a guy hit into me I just gave him a nice wave and finished the round. 

 

Then I went to the parking lot and spray painted his windshield black. 
 

 

 

 

 

Righteous.

 

[jomatty]

1. Id help look for the ball unless the situation was really crazy

2.  I don’t expect others to help me look for my terrible shots.

3.  Wtf dad!

[Nixhex524]

1 hour ago, BNGL said:

So while coming to blows on the course is never acceptable (it isn’t settle the argument with good play on the course, if it can’t be solved that way take it to the parking lot or elsewhere). I’ll admit that I’ve been less than enthusiastic a few times looking for a playing competitors ball, sometimes if I think you’re just being a total jerk (for example berating and official and members at a Florida Open a la Tyler Hock) I’m not looking that hard for your golf ball. Other than sportsmanship is there any obligation for a player to look for another’s golf ball? Genuinely curious for an answer here. Should that father have said something, definitely not. 
 

I laughed and enjoyed this story though not going to lie.

 

I get it.  It seems like its just sportsmanship and I'd guess, to get eyes on your opponent to make sure there isn't all of a sudden a ball sitting up on a great lie, mysteriously.  But I get where the Dad is coming from, dont b**** about not getting help if you're hitting it all over the planet, IDK.  Honestly, seems like Player A has an attitude problem.  Getting help looking for your ball is an added bonus IMO.

[ATLgopher]

Was the dad his caddy? Would make it only slightly better. 

[bnperrone]

3 hours ago, apexironman said:

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LOL one of the testimonials on his site is from the dude he works with! Man, I read through that whole page and now I feel like I need to wash my hands.

[Hawkeye77]

So we really haven't gotten the full story.  Details . . . .

[Hawkeye77]

5 hours ago, Rob G 89 said:

https://firepitcollective.com/lets-get-ready-to-rumble/

LOL, I missed this.

 

Hilarious.  A father - son team that will always win any DB Open they enter from now to the end of time!