Worst temperature at LIV Golf? A pro ranks his top 3

Guys like Henrik Stenson, Tyrrell Hatton, Sergio Garcia and Jon Rahm have racked up a ton of pro wins — and four major titles — but they also offer a ton of entertainment value. Of course this is because they are talented, but also because of some of their comments and actions on the course.

Hatton made headlines last year when, playing a tough US Open event, the funny one“I just lose my mind every week; (Other players) can kind of experience what it’s like in my head for a week (at the US Opens).

All four aforementioned professionals play at LIV Golf, where 22-year-old David Puig also plays. The former Arizona State Sun Devil was a guest on this week’s Subpar podcast and shared what it’s like to play with some of those guys. As co-host Drew Stoltz put it: There are some “iconic passes” at LIV Golf.

The group joked that Puig would also be on that list, but Puig was also asked to list his three worst LIV characters.

“I mean, Henrik Stenson has to be up there,” Puig said. “I love the man; he is the best. He should be first.”

Puig told a story of a round when he was paired with Stenson at the Asian Tour, and Stenson pulled a 7-iron into the water and immediately dropped his club.

“And there’s a microphone maybe about 20 feet away,” he said, “and he hits the microphone and the microphone explodes and his club breaks at the same time.”

Puig also mentioned Garcia as a candidate for the mad squad, but added that Garcia doesn’t seem to be as mad these days as he used to be.

Of course, there’s also Hatton.

“He gets really weird, but I can’t stop laughing when he says all that,” Puig said. “You’re standing next to him and he’s saying all these things and I’m like, ‘I love this man.’

Co-host Colt Knost added a story about a recent round in which Hatton joined him on the CBS broadcast after one round, and Hatton was asked to take the next round on live TV. It didn’t go well, and the next day Knost was assigned as a course reporter for Hatton’s group. On one hole, Hatton left an eagle putt too short. He tapped in and then told Knost, “That putt was almost as bad as my comment yesterday.”

You can listen the entire Subpar podcast with Puig hereor watch the YouTube video below.

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