@fried_egg_golf This has long been an issue, but not illegal. Stepping on the grass or rough before you drop is not improving anything as the ball is not in play. Pros do this all the time. Walk in the area before they drop.
@NoLayingUp Things in sports are rarely planned. You act like they know when he's going to tee off and walk to the tee. Got to pay the bills. Remember how big their booth is.
@ANGC_burner He had probably 6 hours once he got up to prepare. Spoke to no one. No research. Said he woke up and missed it all. Faxon was prepared-"careless at best, intentional at worst".
@peterjkostis Walks up to ball. High grass all around. Walks behind ball. Side camera shows matted grass all around back of ball. Faxon was perfect - careless at best, intentional at worst.
@NoLayingUp@K_Kisner@K_Kisner aren't you supposed to on the air providing analysis. Player friendly as usual. @NoLayingUp NBC golf in commercial as Bryson walks through tunnel to 1st tee. Not surprising.
@czabe I think the worst of it was when he first got to the ball. High grass all around him. He immediately goes behind the ball and steps on the grass. Then from the side you can see all the matted grass behind the ball.
@peterjkostis@GolfChannel He stepped on the grass when he first got there. You can see when he first arrives how high and close it was. Then the side angle shows all the matted grass behind his ball
@mcuban@RealKeithWeiner So, if you own a business and your production costs or operating expenses go up - meaning you pay your current workers more, what would you do? Would you raise prices? Reduce employees/costs? Reduce your profits? Would you pause before expanding and hiring more people?