Rory McIlroy was caught dropping an F-Bomb during the second round of the RBC Heritage, as Sir Nick Faldo hilariously claimed it was a "technical term for blocking it right."
McIlroy may have posted a 65 on Friday but he went on to finish tied 41st at Harbour Town Golf Links, marking the World No.1's worst result since missing the cut at the 2019 Open Championship. WARNING: the following video contains strong language...
Rory, we know your pain! pic.twitter.com/OTscSvcs4v
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"Excusez-
On Thursday, one of the most comical moments happened during the RBC Heritage when Adam Hadwin was mic'd up during the first round.
Hadwin thought he had moved a rock from behind his ball, but it was actually sand, and it resulted in a one-stroke penalty for accidentally moving sand in a bunker.
Watch what happened in the video below...
Adam Hadwin gets penalized for removing sand that he mistakes for a rock...
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His response: “Screw you, but thanks”
We need mics on all of the players, all of the time.pic.twitter.com/xQMlTv4eKT
"I removed a rock, then went to remove another rock," Hadwin told the rules official.
"As I grabbed the said rock, it crumbled as it was actually sand. It looked like a rock to me that's why I tried to move it.
"It was right behind the ball. I went to grab and it disintegrated in my hand. I assume it's a penalty. The ball didn't move. Ohhhh great."
The rules official then notified Hadwin of his one-stroke penalty for touching the sand, to which the Canadian jokingly replied: "Well not thank you, screw you, but thanks."
