Unique rulings on the PGA TOUR | 2022

"What a nice shot from the garbage can." Felt like I've heard this one directed at me before.

“I’ve never taken a bad drop in my life, I’m not about to start now”

"I've never taken a bad drop in my life" is like listening to thief say they dont steal.

Props to both Rory and JT for handling that like gentlemen. Rory came in to say he's good with the spot, removing any potential penalty from JT, and then JT asked if he wanted the ball or a mark.

@3:04 He saved lives by getting that ball out. It would have been pandemonium had he left it.

I remember watching that Berger debate at the Players, didn’t know the guy before that and won’t like him after that

Berger being a bit of a knob there

Berger is such a flippin baby. He wasn't sure either and he just shanked a ball in the water. Not the time to plant your flag.

I like for 2:28 they have the official of course, but also the Waste Management official there just to make sure there is no funny business with the trash

The PGA: making NFL rules look simple and easy to interpret since 1934

Landing in a trash can at a waste management match is pure irony

Honestly when playing in state for my high school golf, I HATE it when we have to wait and grab the person who can see what call we should make

Sungjae Im’s shot just about sums up how much luck plays into golf

I'm sorry but any role that demands you play a ball off a sprinkler head is a bad rule. The rules are supposed to protect and preserve the course.

Awesome video merry Christmas

Is great to see the best golfers in the world shanking the ball around once in a while lol

"Is that your ball next to mine??? I shanked it!" lmao

I was playing in the Maryland Open many years ago when my tee shot ended up between two OB stakes that were like 25 yards apart. Both of my playing partners were telling me the ball was OB but i was pretty darn sure it was outside the line although it was very close. Ended up with a rules official and a ball of yarn. Tied off to one OB post and pulled it tight to the next one. My ball was no more than two inches on the good side of the string. I ended up with a PW into the green from there instead of having to play a pretty terrible provisional ball id hit. Saved me at least 2 shots and probably 3.

@4:21 he says he’s never taken a “bad drop” in my life and I’m not about to…. What does he mean by that?

Me up on the tee box “come on guys it’s been 15 minutes.. just the damn ball. 2cm away isn’t gonna do anything!” 😂