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The bloopers from the European Tour's ANGRY GOLFERS video are HILARIOUS

It seems the European Tour's top stars weren't able to film the Angry Golfers video in one take...

The European Tour has released a bloopers video, taking the hilarious outtakes from the popular Angry Golfers video that was released in January, starring the likes of Tyrrell Hatton and Tommy Fleetwood.

The original video proved to be one of the most popular pieces of content produced by the European Tour, with golf fans absolutely loving the concept of getting the biggest hot heads in the sport together for an anger management session.

A few months later and we are now able to take a look behind the scenes and see the hilarious moments where the players got their lines wrong, or when they simply couldn't stop themselves from bursting with laughter.

WATCH THE OUTTAKES FROM THE ANGRY GOLFER VIDEO BELOW:

The outtakes are always better! #AngryGolfers pic.twitter.com/IltKhDLuHS — Tommy Fleetwood (@TommyFleetwood1) March 3, 2021

The very first outtake is perhaps one of the best, with Fleetwood messing up his lines and shouting the F-word, whilst making a video about anger management.

Some of the players from the video will have their tempers put to the test on the PGA Tour this week, as they take on Bay Hill for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where Hatton will look to defend his title, with Fleetwood, Matt Wallace, Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson all featuring.

RELATED: Watch the original Angry Golfers video here!

Speaking to the media ahead of his title defence, Hatton was asked as a joke how the anger management sessiosn were coming along.

"It's gone down very well," he said. "I mean, it's a pretty funny piece. I know that there's a video coming out today that is almost a bit of a follow-on from that. I've seen it this morning and it's pretty funny and I'm sure everyone's going to enjoy watching it."

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‘Angry Golfers’ – Pro golfers visit anger management in hilarious Euro tour video

The European Tour has produced many memorable pieces of content over the past couple of years – but they have just outdone themselves with their latest video: ‘Angry Golfers’ .

Filmed in Abu Dhabi, the video stars Tommy Fleetwood who hosts a group therapy session for some golfers looking to lose their temper on the course: Matt Wallace, Ian Poulter, Henrik Stenson, Eddie Pepperell, and of course, Tyrrell Hatton.

Check out the funny video below.

New season, new attitude. Introducing #AngryGolfers ? pic.twitter.com/Aqe3scV7cq — The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) January 22, 2021

Here’s what some of our members have been saying about the video in our forums :

• Matty01984: “More amazing work from the European Tour social media team!”
• Frankensteins Monster: “Bloody brilliant.”
• gators78: “Whatever this strategic partnership/alliance/cuddle buddy deal is between the PGA Tour and the Euro Tour, the PGAT should launch their entire social media staff and use the Euro Tours. Their stuff is just miles better.”

We can only hope we don’t have too long to wait for more great stuff from the Euro Tour content committee!

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‘he didn’t say anything to me’ – max greyserman shares his perspective of matt kuchar’s controversial walkoff.

A few weeks ago, Matt Kuchar hit his drive left of the 18th fairway at Sedgefield Country Club as darkness began to threaten the conclusion of play on Sunday night at the Wyndham Championship.

His playing partners, Chad Ramey and Max Greyserman, were seemingly out of the hunt for first place and looking to finish the hole to get out of Greensboro, North Carolina. Kuchar, on the other hand, decided to mark his ball and tell the officials he was done playing for the night, opting to come back Monday to finish.

Kuchar spoke with the media that Sunday night, saying he was making that decision in part due to Greyserman.

“I was trying to set an example for Max, ” Kuchar said.

“W e were so far past when we should’ve stopped playing. We saw what Max did on hole 16 (four-putting for a double bogey) – they should’ve blown the horn there.

“I feel bad , the poor kid should’ve won this tournament. By me not playing, it may show Max he has an important shot to hit .”

While speaking with Dan Rappaport of Barstool Sports , Max Greyserman said he “ wasn’t sure why he said that ” while giving his version of what happened.

“H e said that he was trying to send a message to [Greyserman ]”, Rappaport said.

“N o, not at all, ” Greyserman replied. “ He didn’t say anything to me, to be honest. I’m not really sure why he said that in his post-round press conference .”

“W e go to 18 tee, it’s obviously very dark already. So, we walk up to the tee , we can’t see down the hill. It seems like he’s playing fast, and what you do when it’s getting dark is, you want to tee off, you want to finish, ” Greyserman added. “ It looked like he was just trying to get the tee in the ground and hit quickly , because it seems like he wanted to finish .”

“W e couldn’t see and there was no one telling us that there were people in the fairway. That wasn’t on purpose , we had no idea .”

“I tried to hole the shot, and if not, I can’t see anything, it doesn’t matter anyway, ” Greyserman added. “ So, I’m like, let’s just finish. I hit my shot, and I look over at Kuchar and he’s in the trees and he just marked his ball and never said really anything. We just keep going and he’s like, ‘ yeah , I’m going to come back in the morning .’

“I don’t really know why , again , he never said anything to me. Not sure why he said that in the media. I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I think he needed TIO relief. Maybe that was going to take a lot of time, which is fine. For him to come out and say that he was trying to do something in service to me, I thought that was pretty strange .”

Max added that he was aware that Rai had made birdie on 17, meaning he was two behind with virtually no chance to win .

Kuchar did indeed need TIO relief, which would have taken some time.

Matt Kuchar said he wanted to send a message to Max Greyserman when he opted to come back Monday morning to finish the Wyndham. Here’s Max’s side: “He never said anything to me…for him to say he was trying to do something in service to me, I thought that was pretty strange.” pic.twitter.com/XecMTfRXCt — Dan Rapaport (@Daniel_Rapaport) August 22, 2024

The 46-year-old came back Monday morning and would eventually make par, which is a result that seemed unlikely if he were to finish Sunday night.

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Pamela Anderson’s son has membership revoked from prestigious golf club

According to TMZ , Brandon Thomas Lee, who’s the son of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee, was kicked out of Sherwood Country Club earlier this month.

Sherwood Country Club is an exclusive club in California set at the base of the Santa Monica Mountains with less than 400 members and has hosted the ZOZO Championship on the PGA Tour in the past.

The report indicates that Lee was kicked out for “bad behavior.”

Lee was allegedly driving too close to the green on the 13th hole when a homeowner on the property began to record him. The member then sent the video to the club and Lee’s membership was revoked, calling it the “final straw.”

Sources told TMZ that Brandon started screaming at the homeowner, and things got heated.

Time will tell which club Lee will move his shenanigans to in the future.

PGA Tour pro gives breakdown of the free stuff players get access to on tour

PGA Tour player, Michael Kim, has been incredibly engaging with fans over the past few years on his X account.

On Monday, Kim posted an answer to a question that he is frequently asked: What free stuff do professional golfers get access to?

Many of you asked what kind of free stuff we get access to so here’s a small breakdown: Golf clubs: If you play it during the tournament, it’s almost unlimited. If you’re a free agent, you can test whatever you want and mostly get anything you need. A new driver for 5 weeks in a… — Michael S. Kim (@Mike_kim714) August 17, 2024

Here’s details of Kim’s full breakdown below:

Many of you asked what kind of free stuff we get access to so here’s a small breakdown:

“ Golf clubs: If you play it during the tournament, it’s almost unlimited. If you’re a free agent, you can test whatever you want and mostly get anything you need. A new driver for five weeks in a row? It’s probably ok, but most don’t since it’s likely not going to be good for your scores. Putters? I’m sure at a certain point, they’ll say no, especially if it’s a limited quantity, but most companies are very willing to give you stuff as long as you’re serious about using them during the tournament. Free clubs sound super cool, and at first, you’re a kid in a toy store. But at a certain point, you get really numb to it all. The coolest putters and shafts all just blend in, and at the end of the day, they are just equipment to do my job the best that I can. I used to freak out about Circle Ts and whatnot, but as soon as I got free access, it wasn’t nearly as cool.

Golf balls: Titleist gives me 3 dozen every tournament week and during practice weeks, I ask them to send a shipment of balls and usually comes with 6-10 dozen boxes. That’ll last me for a while. I’ve never had them say no for some extra golf balls but I never ask for more than I need.

Travel: United airlines, Omni hotels, Avis car rentals are pgatour partners so we get decent status on those but some are more useful than others. Idk when the last time I flew United since I live in Dallas.

Other discounts include: FedEx, Bridgestone tires, BMW, At&T, Hyperice. They aren’t crazy discounts by any means but definitely is nice if you want any of their products or services.

Apparel: It REALLY depends on the company. Some are known to be very tough to deal with, and they won’t provide the clothing in a timely manner, and sometimes even the sizes are off. Or sometimes the logos are itchy or the wrong size. A player might not get the warm sweaters and stuff until like March when you don’t need it as much. If you have a great partner @DunningGolf it’s no problem!? I have plenty of clothes, but we don’t get it sent every week, and we definitely do laundry every week. We don’t get scripted outfits every week, as that’s usually just a Major thing. I’ve heard countless stories where guys have signed apparel deals for money but then got out of the deal and just worn free stuff that other companies have sent out because it’s way better quality and reliable.

Shoes: I have two shoes with me, and I’ll switch them out maybe once a month? Maybe every 1.5 months? Certain guys like Billy or JT match their shoes to their outfit and there’s a ton of style and color you can order . I’m on the side that doesn’t change THAT often so I’ve never heard, you’ve ordered too many in a yearr haha “

There you have it! It certainly pays off to be a professional.

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Tyrrell Hatton has been on a great run the last year.

The 29-year-old Englishman has won three times since hoisting the trophy at March’s Arnold Palmer Invitational, most-recently claiming last weekend’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and October’s BMW PGA Championship.

Maybe Hatton is just riding the momentum of re-signing his equipment deal with Ping. Or maybe he’s finally getting help.

Hatton, who jumped from No. 9 to No. 5 in the latest world golf ranking, admittedly wears his heart on his sleeve , which has produced some hilarious on-course moments over the years, like his club toss in disgust at the CJ Cup and when he used his putter as a rifle to shoot at – then give the finger to – a pond.

In a hilarious video posted by the European Tour last week, Hatton admitted to being an “angry golfer.”

New season, new attitude. Introducing #AngryGolfers 😡 pic.twitter.com/Aqe3scV7cq — The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) January 22, 2021

In the video, Tommy Fleetwood hosts a group therapy session for some of the angriest golfers on the European Tour, featuring Hatton, Eddie Pepperell, Matt Wallace, Henrik Stenson and Ian Poulter. Each player has a little fun made at their expense, with Hatton taking the most shots. Two-time major champion Martin Kaymer even makes an appearance.

Next time you’re on the course, just remember: “When you’re feeling glum, pop up your thumb.” It worked for Hatton.

No feeling so glum now… 🏆 #ADGolfChamps pic.twitter.com/W8AsAAuP7P — Tyrrell Hatton (@TyrrellHatton) January 24, 2021

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Watch these hilarious bloopers from the European Tour’s ‘Angry Golfers’ shoot a few weeks ago, featuring Tommy Fleetwood, Ian Poulter and Tyrrell Hatton as some of the bad-tempered players.

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European Tour pros prank their fans by giving hilariously bad golf lessons

Golfers are a desperate bunch willing to do anything to improve their games. And by anything, we mean anything. Especially if the advice is coming from a one of the best golfers on the planet.

Such was the gist of the European Tour's latest prank , involving four of it's most famous players: Padraig Harrington, Martin Kaymer, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter. Each of these guys took turns giving hilariously awful golf tips to unsuspecting fans in this gem of a video titled "Bad Coaching." Check it out:

There are some real gems in there from Poulter getting a woman to actually release her club on the follow-through by tossing it down the fairway to Kaymer coaxing some dude into stretch his eyelids and fingertips. At the same time.

A good laugh was had by all when the joke was revealed at the end. Kudos to the European Tour for the funny idea and kudos to this entertaining foursome. Although, considering all the crazy stuff Padraig Harrington has done during his career, I'm still not totally convinced he was kidding. . .

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Five European Tour stars got together in Abu Dhabi to discuss outrageous ideas for viral video content, and the results are hilarious.

Tommy Fleetwood chairs the meeting of "The Content Committee", with Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn, Henrik Stenson, Lee Westwood and Eddie Pepperell all offering a range of ideas in another superb production from the European Tour team.

Fleetwood explains that the players were fed up with being asked to take part in various sketches by "media types", so they decided to come up with the ideas themselves.

"Glove Island", "Keeping up with the Aphibarnrats" and "Golfing on Ice" were among the initial considerations, while Stenson was keen to have cats playing a piano and also chipped in with "Monty's Pythons"!

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This all-time funny golf video will probably melt your brain

There’s a lot of good golf videos floating around the internet. Lots of new ones, lots of trick shots, many of which are hilariously funny and cool. But one of the funniest ever — at least in my opinion — belongs to J.C. Anderson .

As you can see below, Anderson takes a satirical approach to golf instruction by whisking through every element of the golf swing in rapid detail.

It’s hilarious, genuinely impressive that he can do all that, but as the Instruction Editor around these parts , I must warn you: Please don’t follow any of this advice. Keep it simple. This is all way too complicated, and if you try to do any portion of it, it’ll probably only succeed in melting your brain and ruining your game in the process.

Anyway, it made the rounds on social media once again this weekend, so why not give it a re-watch. You won’t regret it.

Remember this quick tip the next time you’re at the range. pic.twitter.com/X74p31k0Ay — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 31, 2019

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Fairway funnies: 10 unforgettable comedic moments in pga tour history, fairway funnies: 10 unforgettable comedic moments in pga ..., by edcel panganiban august 26, 2024 00:59.

Golf is often perceived as stuffy and serious. But even in the most sacred of settings, laughter happens. Seasoned golfers have seen some of the strangest instances in the sport, from crazy animal encounters to on-course wardrobe malfunctions. Here are 10 of the funniest and best moments that have happened on tour.

1. The Squirrel Whisperer

A squirrel joined Bubba Watson during the second round of the 2014 Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club. As Watson readied himself to putt on the 12th, he was interrupted only when a furry critter ran onto the green and sniffed around his ball.

Watson's reaction was particularly amusing, given what happened in this play. The two-time Masters champion opted to talk the squirrel through it instead of shooing him away. The Hot Mike registers Watson uttering, "Mr. Squirrel, please." I need to finish this hole."

The squirrel seemed to pay no mind and went about its business. This led to a fantastic minute of Watson trying to talk the animal around, much to his playing partners' and gallery's enjoyment.

Fans were seen calling Watson "The Squirrel Whisperer," and the incident soon trended on social media. Watson joked in a post-round interview, "I guess he wanted to play through. We should have at least given him one tee."

2. The Pants-Less Putt

Swedish golfer Henrik Stenson isn't as much known for his dry humor, at least among casual golf fans, but he took it to new heights while playing during the first round of the 2009 WGC-CA Championship from Doral. Already forced to go back five yards on his second shot, Stenson hit a muddy hazard down the third fairway and was faced with an unfortunate choice: play it and ruin some clothes or take the penalty drop.

Stenson chose option three, a gamble for the ages in golf history. He stripped his shoes, socks, and pants off, leaving him only in underwear and a shirt. He then stepped into the mud to hit his shot, posing front-side up for plenty of spectators and television viewers.

In all its glory and absurdity, there was a professional golfer standing half naked, attempting to play out of the mud, one of the most surreal and hilarious moments probably ever witnessed at any PGA Tour event. His partner that day, Gonzalo Fernandez Castaño, couldn't hold back the laughter.

3. The Caddie Race

In 2013, Bubba Watson and Matt Kuchar upped the ante by orchestrating a caddie race during play.

Watson and Kuchar had a footrace to the green when they reached their tee on No. 16, with caddies Ted Scott (Bubba) and Lance Bennett surreptitiously bolted off first. The fans erupted as the two bag-toting men raced down the fairway, Scott squeezing past Bennett at the last moment.

4. Heckler's Revenge

Rory McIlroy and his European Ryder Cup teammates were locked in a tense 12-foot putt during practice at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Fall 2016. In the gallery, an American fan named David Johnson yelled out that he could hole it.

Channeling his inner Bo Jackson, he must have tried calling the heckler's bluff. He yanked the kid, Johnson, from among the crowd and bet him $100 he couldn't make a 12-foot putt. What happened next was worthy of a comedy scene.

5. Gator Wrestle

Golfers in Florida are accustomed to alligators on the courses. However, few make a beeline for one as this man decided to.  Rather than simply walking around the animal, Gribble calmly approached it and tapped its tail. The reptile freaked out but unharmed in the incident at Rotary Park Golf Course Thursday, hurried into a water hazard, much to the surprise and amusement of players on hand.

6. The Celebration Fail

James Hahn first broke through onto the golf scene with his Gangnam-style dance after making a birdie on No. 16 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open in 2013, Although the real comedy highlight came with his second try.

After his last birdie putt on the 18th hole, Hahn tried a more elaborate celebration, including a "Gangnam Style" dance and a back flip. Sadly, the ambition was a little too far from what it delivered. Starting his flip, Hahn stumbled down and landed in an awkward tumble, eliciting laughter from the crowd.

7. he Wardrobe Malfunction

Phil Mickelson is such a crisp dresser on the golf course that he earned this playful jab when his wardrobe malfunctioned last year at The Players Championship. When Mickelson stepped up to the 18th tee in Round Two, he did so with a large button-sized hole at his crotch.

Mickelson soldiered on as if nothing happened. It wasn't until he finished his round that they told him about the hardware issue. Mickelson dealt with it the only way Lefty could, humorously and graciously.

8. The Golf Cart Could Not Be Tamed

While this incident is not from a PGA Tour event, it was too funny to leave out of these rankings. A driverless golf cart had some time to itself during the second round at The Warren Golf Course in Notre Dame, Indiana.

Near the 16th tee, a cart with a box of water bottles in the seat started moving. It was, but now, a car careening down a hill and a path of debris just missed some people before hurtling into a spectator tent.

9. Zach Johnson in the 2019 Masters

The Masters is renowned for its respect of tradition and being the most prestigious major on the golf calendar. That made it all the more random and humorous when Zach Johnson accidentally touched his ball after a practice swing on the 13th tee of what would be his second round during last year's tournament.

Johnson hit the shot from the tee marker, but his driver grazed his still-living ball and made it carom off to the right. It traveled only a few yards, but Johnson, playing with Ian Poulter and Matt Kuchar in the side competition that took place prior to the start of play proper on Thursday evening local time, and his partners were left baffled.

10. Charley Hoffman during the 2017 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational

And finally, a laugh-out-loud moment from Charley Hoffman at the 2017 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Hoffman hit what he described as a "beautiful" shot on the par-3 16th hole in the final round. He even started celebrating, high-fiving his caddie and tipping the gallery on what he believed was an ace.

When the celebrations ended and Hoffman made his way onto the green, he could only react in embarrassment. He meekly tapped in for Birdie and chuckled about his celebratory outburst.

These inspiring and amusing little bits not only add a bit of joy to the hearts of fans but also serve well at making the sport more approachable. They exhibit that golf can be enjoyable and happy even in the most competitive arenas.

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Frederic Lacroix wins the Danish Golf Championship

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