Eddie Peppepell says his putter was not working. But his watch penalized him.
All this did for a good story, however, and pepper shared this week into a video Issued by the PD social team World Tour, where they were asked for when it was the last time a club had bought. The question is an attractive, for sure. While amateurs perform a law -law, the good ones have lined up for them.
Interviewed before European masters this week in Switzerland, Wyndham clark He said his latest club bought was a confusion during his novice year in PGA Tour. “I didn’t like my putter,” he said, “and I went to a golf store and bought a tight and put it with him for half the year.”
Danny Willett? He also said it was a confusion – from Augusta National Pro Shop for his wife for her birthday. “She said this helped her decide,” said Willett, “so I had to buy it.”
“I think it was a settlement,” he said. “Long, tall, tall, tall, tall, long, long ago. And I can’t tell you when it’s the last time ever.”
Then there is Romain Langasque – Who said that moment has not come yet.
“I think I never bought a golf club for myself in fact,” he said, “because my family was doing it and then when I was with the federation, they were taking the clubs for us, so no.”
But, in the opinion of this correspondent, Peppepell’s story was the best.
The double winner of the Tour’s world DP said he recently bought a club in early April in the United Arab Emirates, a tournament in the hotel planner tour, which is the district under the DP World Tournament. But we will allow it to show the rest.
“I wasn’t feeling well with my reach Thursday morning,” he said, “so I had an emergency trip to the pro-Zorah Golf Club shop and passed about 500 pounds at this Odyssey Butiful Odyssey.
“And then I ended up wasting my time as a consequence, kind, so I got a two -stroke penalty.
“First I was hit with him, I hit a good blow and then held a 50-party for a predecessor of Eagle Net because I lost my first ball. Then I threw it into the lake week after so it didn’t last long, but it was a beautiful puter.”
Good things. But why the two -stroke penalty? Peppelell was late in his time, but apparently reached in the next five minutes. Falling Rule 5.3 of golf rules, which reads:
“A player’s round begins when the player makes a stroke to start their first hole (see regulation 6.1a). The player must start in (and not before) their start time: this means that the player must be ready to play at the start time and the starting point set by the committee. Time up to 9:01 AM) from other groups or the need for a judge), there is no violation of this rule if the player is present and ready to play when the player’s group is able to start.
