Phil's First Appearance Since the US Open

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Phil talks about his incident at the US Open, and finds humor in it.

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Phil initially wrote out an apology, seen in a previous article, but yesterday he issued a live one on the Golf channel.

Phil, before the interview, stated he was using the rules in his favor. Yesterday he said it wasn't a smart decision.

He explains how he has thick skin and will probably hear about this for some time. "Fortunately, I can take it and hopefully at some point we will be able t laugh about it."

If you watch the video you'll notice he tip toed around whether he would do it again or not. He did say that there is a rule set in place for next year that will keep him from doing it again.

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Bubba's Climb

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Bubba Watson 's win at the Traveler's Championship shot him to 13th place in the world ranking. He started the year at 89th.

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After Bubba Watson's last win at the Traveler's Tournament, he shot up to 13th place in the world ranking. This is Bubba's 3rd win in the last five months and now they're starting to add up.

At the beginning of the year Bubba was ranked 89th in the world. this last three shot lea in the traveler's catapulted him into the top 15.

Watson shot a 63 on Sunday to win the tournament. He got a huge payout at a whopping $1,260,000. 

Phil's Apology

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Phil issues an apology regarding his incident on the 13th green at the US Open.

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I'm sure that everyone by now has heard about Phil's Incident on the 13th green in the US open by now. The media has been giving him hell for days about it. Phil was frustrated about the Open course, Shinnecock Hills, and he showed it by putting his ball while it was still in                                                                           motion.

Phil, days later, issued an apology to the media. He issued a written apology rather than a vocal one.

Phil wrote, "I know this should've come sooner, but it's taken me a few days to calm down. My anger and frustration got the best of me last weekend. I'm embarrassed and disappointed by my actions. It was clearly not my finest moment and I'm sorry.

I understand that Phil shouldn't have done this, but I think that everyone over reacted a bit. He took the two stroke penalty like he was supposed to.

The question that I would like to ask the media is why its okay for players to throw there clubs and mark up the course out of anger with no penalty, but they can't do something as harmless as hitting a moving putt and taking the penalty for it?

What do you think?

 

Phil's Incident on 13

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Phil the thrill had some trouble on the 13th hole of the US Open on Saturday. He hit a moving putt resulting in a two stroke penalty.

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Most of you probably saw Phil Mickelson's incident in the US Open last weekend. Phil hit a putt on the 13th hole Saturday while it was still in motion.

Now most of us know that's illegal!

Phill knew it was going to roll off the green, so he thought he would catch it before it did. Phil ended up getting a 10 on the hole due to a penalty of 2 strokes. He also knew that he would've probably gotten a 10 anyway hitting back onto the green.

I like Phil's humor, so I thought this was very funny and showed that professional golfers aren't much different after all. On the other hand, people were outraged and said he should have disqualified himself from the tournament.

Now I think people are over reacting to a little joke that he took the penalty for anyway.

Brooks Koepka Wins Back To Back US Opens

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Brooks Koepka pulls out his second consecutive US Open win at Shinnecock Hills Sunday.

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Brooks Keopka Keeps his cool in the final round of the US Open.

He ends up at one over par after all four rounds of golf. Yeah you read that right. The winner of the US Open won at one over par. That should show how difficult this course was playing this weekend. Conditions were rough and the wind speed was high.

Although the champion didn't show his nervousness, he wasn't too far in the lead.

Tommy Fleetwood was up next at 2 over par. He had an earth shattering round of 63. This tied the lowest round ever in the US Open. Jack Nicklaus being one of the players to shoot this low.

Next up was Brooks' close friend and training partner Dustin Johnson. He stayed close pushing Brooks all day until he got a bogey on 17. That ruined his chances to win.

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We're thinking about putting out an option to get a mo they subscription of gloves!

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We're thinking about putting out a subscription option for our gloves! So, you would pay a monthly fee and receive an order of gloves at the beginning of every month.

I know that I personally go through 2 glove a week. This option would not only save me money, but time and gas also. That means more time for golf!

The PGA players go through one or more a week. There's nothing worse than ripping a glove and not having a replacement.

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