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Si Woo Kim was the object of a little fun from the US team during the 2017 Presidents Cup — the one they almost won on Saturday at Liberty National — when Jordan Spieth got a little saucy talking about the Korean player, taking a riff from Groove Armada’s 1999 track, “I See You Baby (Shakin’ That Ass).”
Jordan Spieth likes to waggle and shimmy as he sets up his golf swing, but even these 20 seconds were rather uncomfortable.
20+ seconds to pull the trigger, there is a lot going on in that head pic.twitter.com/iaRJioCtRy
— deepfriedegg (@deep_fried_egg) August 13, 2020
When Brooks Koepka drops a big glob of dip in his mouth, the pain train is coming for the field.
Bryson DeChambeau thought for sure there would be a playoff for the 2019 3M Open, and then Matthew Wolff chipped in for a walk-off eagle. This was his shocked face.
Screen-capped at just the right moment, Brooks Koepka’s girlfriend Jena Sims is excited to see Tiger Woods (and that Brooks Koepka won) at the 2018 PGA Championship.
In an RBC commercial, Dustin Johnson holes a long, long shot with a hybrid and looks like he totally expected to make an outrageous holeout.
Daniel Berger looked on very closely at Patrick Reed as he was preparing to take relief and a drop in the 2020 RBC Heritage.
Patrick Reed gives Rory McIlroy the Mutombo finger at the 2016 Ryder Cup during the front nine of their epic Sunday singles match — one of the best things I’ve ever seen in person.
Zach Johnson got spooked by a boat horn during the John Deere Classic, jumping into the air quite high before he tried to hit a putt.
Ha Na Jang, who continues to be the absolute best, did a Samurai sword celebration when she won a golf tournament.