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"He [Patrick Reed] is a great competitor; he has played great all year. I respect him for how he has went about it, coming through here [DP World Tour]. He has put his head down and done the work; it's been really good to see. "Unfortunately, he has pulled...

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Enda McCaffreyvor 16 Tagen

Do you ever hear other golfers talk like this about their competitors? It seems McIlroy is this anointed golfer who presides over the golfing fraternity and is given special privilege to profess about his colleagues’ performances. No wonder he is disliked.

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Social Butterflyvor 16 Tagen

Reed faked an injury because he was playing crap let’s be honest

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stepienvor 16 Tagen

so great Rohrs announced he was proud of poor patty reed… how condescending can this clown get

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Golf Fan Renegadevor 16 Tagen

reed got his cake and is eating the shit out it. Rory hates that

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Dazvor 16 Tagen

One of Rorys better interviews

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Michael Clarkvor 16 Tagen

Good thing Gerard was left off the presidents cup team. 🤡s

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Uncle Martianvor 16 Tagen

A patronizing pow

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Chloee💖vor 16 Tagen

the way rorys being all diplomatic about it while clearly still bitter about last week is so funny. he said respect but you can hear the claws

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Golfer 33vor 16 Tagen

It’s wonderful what he said about Patrick Reed. Reed‘s not always the easiest guy to like but again what a great thing to say as he worked his ass off on the BP tour to get back on the PGA Tour next year

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john cucykvor 16 Tagen

Cunt

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BRIWILSALvor 16 Tagen

Rory forgot the cheating parts of Reed’s career.

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DUGvor 16 Tagen

Biggest cunt in golf @McIlroyRory

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Tom Drislanevor 15 Tagen

I don’t ever wanna hear Rory again he just is so pathetic. Thank God we have Scottie Scheffler. Just goes about his work and goes home to his family.

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Colin Jacobsvor 16 Tagen

I wish Rory would stop acting like he’s on the tail end.

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Dancing Rickvor 16 Tagen

At least he didnt pull a Fitzy and cry about the war

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jordanvor 16 Tagen

I thought this was the final event in the R2D?

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Dave “Golf Visuals”vor 16 Tagen

That is big of Rory …

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Politicalzilla🇺🇸✈️🌐vor 16 Tagen

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