Tiger Woods looks somewhat reluctant in accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump in 2019. It’s the perfect picture of someone accepting their fate, even when it’s not comfortable.
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Tiger Woods looks somewhat reluctant in accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump in 2019. It’s the perfect picture of someone accepting their fate, even when it’s not comfortable.
At the 2019 Presidents Cup in Australia, Bryson DeChambeau went into the stands behind the first tee at Royal Melbourne to stand with American fans and cheer on the US team.
With his Ultimate Warrior-like intensity, this is a great image to show being very excited about something.
Playing the par-5 18th hole in the second round of the 2020 Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Rory McIlroy went for the green in two from the rough and topped his ball straight into the water hazard in front of him. The nasty rough led to the result, but McIlroy looked absolutely befuddled — or like an amateur who waits for the green to clear...
During the second round of the 2020 Tour Championship, Justin Thomas gave a sarcastic thumbs up to a putt he hit that was in the jar if he hadn’t hit it short.
Seems like the perfect picture to use when giving a sarcastic sign of appreciation to a lackluster performance.
Fans weren’t allowed at the 2020 PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, but that didn’t stop adoring Tiger Woods fans from creeping by the property fence to sneak pictures.
Dustin Johnson and his brother/caddie Austin Johnson had a big, synchronized belly laugh about something — probably the haters — during the 2020 Travelers Championship.
A few years ago, the PGA Tour tried to promote the FedEx Cup playoffs with a hilarious rap video featuring guys like Jim Furyk, Luke Donald and Peter Jacobsen. It’s cringy bad, but it’s a site to behold.
Johnny Miller apparently used to love watching golf tournaments from the NBC Sports tower on the 18th hole while directly eating a can of spray cheese. In this picture, he’s clearly noticing a guy experiencing some neves.
Bryson DeChambeau made an embarrassing 10 in the second round of the 2020 Memorial Tournament, and he was struggling to remember how many strokes and penalty strokes he needed to count.
Rory McIlroy encapsulates 2020 in a nutshell in the third round of the 2020 Northern Trust, hitting a chip shot that caroms off the bank in front of him and goes back into the water hazard.