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Rory McIlroy took several personal jabs toward Bryson DeChambeau at last week's Open Championship, Scottie Scheffler was asked if rivalry is good for golf, "My biggest rival week in-week out is the golf course that we're playing" + "I've never been a big fan of personal jabs."

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Watky2 months ago

He 100% thinks Rory is a cock

Norma Ash Dorough2 months ago

That’s why Scottie Scheffler should be the face of PGA Golf, not Rory McIlroy!

Inglewood Jack2 months ago

Rory will never get over losing to Bryson at Pinehurst

Tom2 months ago

Rory is a whiny bitch. 😂

Michael O'Callaghan2 months ago

“Play the course” - oldest and best / most applicable golfing advice.

Mr.X2 months ago

It’s called class Rory has a little of it

Fouled City🌩️2 months ago

Rory is so bad for the sport

313DetSportsFan2 months ago

This guy is so likable

Carson Mcnulty2 months ago

Scottie spot on as usual

SewerFish5102 months ago

Rory is a little bitch. Jealous Bryson doesn’t need the your to be relevant. That’s why they all hate on him.

Parkcity222 months ago

Class vs the clown comments from Rory last week

Robert Beltran2 months ago

I mean respect to Rory for not being afraid to speak his mind but we all know Bryson would beat the crap out of him if it came to it lol.

STR8TJAKET2 months ago

RORY IS A WORTHLESS PIECE OF SHIT

Lazarus2 months ago

You ever see Scottie hanging out or talking to Rory? Guy sucks and we know Scottie is a good lad

Bob2 months ago

Scottie is boring AF

Dickstomp McPunchface2 months ago

Rory didn’t take personal jabs. He said he thought that he should have been assessed a penalty. He said his actions were performative. Both are true. So many whiny bitches playing the victim these days

BW2 months ago

I got no problem with Rory speaking honestly. I got no problem with Scottie keeping the peace. If that's their personal truth and they live that truth from moment to moment - then good on them.

grandmalove2 months ago

Class

HeavyHitter2 months ago

class act

ian madeley2 months ago

It’s hardly surprising Rory opened fire is it??Someone has to say what the players really think and he has the stature to do this.Scottie is being diplomatic,he never gets involved in controversial issues.

Tiger’s Range Rover2 months ago

Patriot

Jim McGrath2 months ago

It’s the difference between Scotty, who is a class act and Rory, who is a POS

Billy Ray2 months ago

Hopefully Bryson knocks him out

Rickyleepugh 🍀2 months ago

Bring back Tiger and Phil

Colm Finlay2 months ago

Rory just playing the PIP game.

Judge Smails2 months ago

Rory comes off as a little B

Detective Mark Harry (Retired) 👮‍♂️✝️2 months ago

Scotty is the best

Kelvin2 months ago

While almost everyone else is pointing out that Bryson is a performative drama queen who when he didn't get his way threatened to take his ball and go home and wanted Trump to intervene.

Mark Squire2 months ago

Rory is a golfer … 👍👊🏌️‍♂️

Phil2 months ago

Unless it is Law enforcement, nice one Mr S.

Michèle PERRIN2 months ago

Scottie joue le brave garçon c'est jésus qui lui a suggéré

Bep ◻2 months ago

Stick to the rules and there wouldn't be a problem.

trains and planes2 months ago

Scotty knows and fully understands that Rory is nothing but a douche bag.

G.Plugg 🇨🇦2 months ago

He’s a nerd

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