Frankly, it was good to see Sergio making news for something other than destroying a golf course or throwing a putter at his caddie. Sergio Garcia: We’ll keep the international accolades going with Sergio’s KLM Open victory, his 16th career European Tour title. In addition to being the first golfer from Chile to win on the PGA Tour, he also joined Seve Ballesteros and Rory McIlroy as the only foreign-born players under 21 to win a tour event.
A late-season run allowed him to keep his PGA Tour card following his rookie season and now, who knows how good this former World No. How about this kid? And we do mean kid considering he doesn’t turn 21 until November. Joaquin Niemann: From one player perfectly finishing a brilliant career to another beginning one in style, Niemann rolled in a long birdie putt to cap a six-shot win at The Greenbrier to open the 2019-‘20 PGA Tour season.Ī birdie at the last for shot 31 to win by SIX /oIZfDtBKQi
#MIC DROP MEME PROFESSIONAL#
The two-time major champ buried this must-make putt to claim the Solheim Cup and then immediately announced her retirement from professional golf:Īfter an miss on 17, makes birdie on the 18th to win the Solheim Cup for Team Europe! ? /6nYPDZ4azP
As in actually walking off into the sunset. Suzann Pettersen: Many people questioned Pettersen’s spot on the European team after essentially being on maternity leave for the past two years, but wow, did she come through with arguably the year’s clutchest putt and potentially one of the greatest walk-off moments in sports history. And in the meantime, better safe than sorry with those “Fore!” calls. In any event, we promise to talk about some more important things going on in golf. Maybe I went too regional with a New York sports joke? I had been workshopping “Me when someone criticizes my diet” or “Me when someone asks about my chocolate addiction.” Maybe those would have played better? Oh well, I tried, Lexi. Me when someone compares the Giants ownership to the Knicks. I tried to push the issue, but like the word “fetch” in Mean Girls, sadly, it hasn’t really caught on:
But while the clip spread around Golf Twitter, it didn’t spawn a full-blown meme. Let's just leave it to the pros to call "fore." (Wait for it) ? /ivXE2orUOv At the Solheim Cup, arguably the biggest event in women’s golf, Lexi Thompson, arguably the biggest star in women’s golf, gave us a hilarious viral moment, turning to her caddie in disgust and saying, “Jesus, it’s not that bad” after he gave one of the loudest “FORE!” calls of all time: Welcome to another edition of The Grind, where we aren’t sure why certain things turn into memes while other worthy candidates don’t.
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