Australian Pro Greg chalmers It has spent a life playing throughout PGA Tour, PGA Tour in Australiasia, PD World Tour and now, PGA Tour Senior Circuit Champions. But it is unlikely that the experienced veteran has ever suffered a dq rule just like the one who strips it this weekend.
Chalmers was disqualified during the last round of classic Boeing 2025 on Sunday. Officially the reason was a violation of The non-conforming club rule. But full story is much strangest than that.
Here’s what you need to know.
How Greg Chalmers got DQ’D in Boeing Classic
Chalmers began in PGA Tour Australiasia, where he won five tournaments from 1997 to 2014, including two Australian Open and two Australian PGA wins.
While he never dominated in PGA Tour, he won a Tour’s career at the Barracuda 2016 Championship. His best end in a major was a T4 at the 2000 PGA Championship in Valhalla Tiger Woods.
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Once you turn 50 years old in October 2023, Chalmers Joined PGA Tour Champions To prove his game against aging legends found there. During his first season he gathered the five ends of Top-10 and added three more this season.
Through two rounds in the Boeing Classic last week at Club in Snoqueualmie Ridge In Washington, Chalmers was on four under and in line for another strong conclusion. But in the 3rd hole, he was suddenly disqualified after a long discussion with the rules officials.
After his round, Chalmers Got on x To explain exactly what had happened. It turns out that after he escaped from a lie buried in a bunker with his lobby wedge, he found a sensor of the explosion movement club attached to him. Chalmers said he thought he would have lost the “age earlier” sensor, suggesting he had been rejected at the bottom of his bag and accidentally attached to his lobby wedge control.
“There was a strange DQ today. Buried in bunker at 3.
He warned of the rules of officials when he noticed the offensive sensor in his wedge. According to Chalmers, they contacted the USGA that officially considered Chalmers that he had used a non -conforming club, resulting in a disqualification.
“Talk to the rules officials, they call @usga and find out it’s a DQ for me to use a non -conform club,” wrote Chalmers on X. “On the plus Steve Allan won again and I caught an early flight to Calgary.”
