Explaining the controversial ruling Scottie got on 17: It was correct.

But also wrong at the same time - hit it so far wide that you’ve no idea where it is, but still get a free drop. Your regular Golfer wouldn’t get that benefit.

Nah mate jam that ruling where the sun don’t shine

Question…I thought if you hit a provisional, and never find the original, you have to play the provisional. Since his first ball wasn’t OB, playing a provisional is abandoning your original shot…no?

They like Scottie —> friendly drop They hate Bryson —> 2 strokes for nothing

How did they determine the ball was WITHIN the boundaries of the tio if it was never found? How did they conclude it was "a reasonable certainty"? Cuz if the ball glances off the tio or may be adjacent, too bad, it's a lost ball. There is a serious explanation required here.

To protect the integrity of the game, future tournaments must have a white line drawn around hospitality buildings and they are declared as an internal out-of-bounds.

Tents need to be penalty areas

Scottie and caddy are 2 very present people. Why didnt we hear them discussing that’s the miss because of the rule? It was never discussed the whole week. They should post all local rules for the media to disseminate.

Err there is no explanation in this video …

It was correct, but just not common sense. A lot of people hate golf because of stuff like this. I'm a big Scottie fan, but I'm telling you, rules or no, there is no way he deserved a 4 on that hole.

Golf is so hard on errant shots - especially wildly errant. This seems way too easy. I'd be looking to almost aim for temporary structures.

Scottie drop’s in every damn major — always “correct” 🤨

My contention has been he should have looked for the ball and deemed whether it was playable first. If it was in the bushes he should have played his provisional. Especially after the ethical debates around Brysons ruling which I agreed with.

Yeah and walking on fescue is a 2 stroke penalty. Golf has been infiltrated by faggots.

It was not, but whatever

There was no universe where he could be "virtually certain" the ball went in there from where he hit it.

Wondering if they never found the original how can you claim it ended up in the free drop area or what am I missing. There is a penalty for a lost ball.

in what world do you make bushes a tio?

Scottie is low key kinda a bitch.

The Cheater stopped his people from searching for his ball - lol - - Bryson was ripped off / This Open is meaningless

Complete bullshit bird.