PAIGE SPIRANAC has again mocked Bryson DeChambeau after he was “almost decapitated” in a farcical Chicago Rope episode.
Ex-pro Spiranac taunted her fellow US golfer for his “What the f***! I can’t see!” response to a “staggering 1mph” collision with a spectator rope.
Paige Spiranac could hardly look as she joked she ‘felt sick to my stomach’ over the ‘injuries’ caused to Bryson DeChambeau
The social media star struck a cord with thousands of viewers, who couldn’t believe the drama LIV rebel DeChambeau made of his tangle.
Spiranac renewed her trolling of the 2020 US Open champ for the way he flustered with a “gruesome, horrendous injury”.
And she sarcastically labelled “tough as nails” DeChambeau an “inspiration” for “persevering” to come joint eighth at the LIV event in Chicago.
The Instagram sensation, 29, posted a clip saying: “We all love watching sport. We don’t love watching players get injured.
Paige Spiranac took another swing at Bryson DeChambeau
“I saw one of the most gruesome – it makes me to sick to my stomach to think of it – most horrendous. injuries I have ever seen.
“As we know golfers get the reputation of, well, being soft. And Bryson DeChambeau proved everyone wrong.”
Getting into the swing of her teasing tirade, she talked viewers through the mini soap opera of DeChambeau’s theatrics.
She continued: “After a wayward, wayward drive, he was coming from the crowd back onto the golf course at a staggering 1mph.
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“The spectator rope came out of nowhere, and almost decapitated him, blinded him, caught him in the face. He fell to the ground. ‘I can’t see! I can’t see!’
“Everyone is wondering, ‘Is he OK? Is he going to get up? Can he get up? Can he see? Is he going to live?’
“You know what Bryson did? He said ‘I’m going to persevere’. He got up, he finished his round and he proved proved golfers are tough as nails.
“Thanks for being an inspiration, Bryson!”
DeChambeau’s reaction to walking into the thin rope had seemed as puzzling as… string theory – because he hardly touched it.
But the contact with his eye and general shock might explain him slumping to his knees screaming: “OMG! What the f**, guys, What the f***m God!”
When asked if he was OK, he replied: “No! Oh, right in my eye.
“I can’t even see right now. The thing split my eye.”
Cam Smith was the tournament’s £3.5mwinner – his first LIV Golf event since joining the controversial, Saudi-backed tour last month.
Bryson DeChambeau was sent reeling by his collision with a spectator rope
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make a living playing golf?
Absolutely! You can make extra money by being a professional player of golf. You can teach, sell merchandise, organize tournaments, and even be a celebrity.
What’s the average score for a golfer?
Average golfers shoot around 80-85 yards in tandem with their driver.
Do I really require a golf membership to play?
A membership to the golf course is not required. You will have access to all facilities on the course such as the driving ranges and the putting greens.
What is the average golf score for a weekend golfer?
An average score of a beginner golfer is about 100. As you get better at golf, your scores improve. You’ll start with 9 holes. Then you will work your way up.
How do I lower my golf score by 5 strokes?
The first thing you must do is to improve your swing mechanics. While you might be proficient at holding the club correctly, your body will not feel the same way. Once you’ve learned how to hold the club correctly, you can focus on strengthening your flexibility and strength. Begin slow and work your way up to faster distances. As you improve your scores, you will notice a more consistent game.
Does watching pros play make you better?
Watching pro players play makes you better at video games. By watching how professional players play, you can improve your game. You can also learn from their mistakes. Professional gamers can inspire you to be a better player.
Statistics
- This means as much as 50% of your practice time. (practical-golf.com)
- Trackman found that over 65% of amateur’s golf shots finish short of the target from 160 yards. (golfinsideruk.com)
- Shot Scope’s mapping data reveals 72% of danger is at the front of the green (sand or water), whereas there’s only 28% behind. (todaysgolfer.co.uk)
- By adding 10 more yards to all their golf shots amateurs will increase the percentage of greens they hit by 8 – 10%. (golfinsideruk.com)
- However, if you go in thinking that you will get all the way down to a 10, you will likely stunt your progress because your expectations are way out of line. (practical-golf.com)
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How To
Five easy ways to improve your golf swing
Golf is one the most loved sports in the world. To be a great golfer, you need to practice a lot. Practice is the best thing to do in order to improve your game. Spend at least 2 hours a week playing golf. You may not always have enough time to play the game of golf. If this is your case, then you should try these five simple exercises to improve your golf swing.
- Start from the ground: Stand straight and keep your back straight. Hold your club straight. Bend your knees slightly to swing the club. Concentrate on your target. This helps to position you before hitting the ball.
- Your balance is important. You should stand straight, keep both your feet together and ensure that your body weight is evenly distributed. When you hit the ball your weight should shift to the front leg.
- Bend your knees. To bend your knees, place the hands of your hips on the floor. Take a deep, slow breath. Next, bend your knees and exhale. This will allow your lower body and legs to follow the swing of the club.
- Relax your shoulders. – You can relax your shoulders to ensure that your swing is not impeded. Instead, let your shoulders relax and allow them to swing the club freely. This will allow you generate power and speed while not having to apply too much force.
- Focus on the target. Rather than looking at the ball, focus on your target. Focus on the target and look straight ahead. Don’t look down at your ball. You will not be able see where you are going wrong.
