Golf fans react to Tom Brady cleaning his club out the COOLER with drinks inside
"I think that’s an immediate loss of half of his Super Bowls also..."
Golf fans have been reacting to Tom Brady cleaning his golf clubs out the cooler in his golf cart with drinks inside during Match IV - and it's very much divided opinion.
The NFL legend teamed up with reigning US PGA champion Phil Mickelson but the duo would go on to lose 3&2 to Bryson DeChambeau and Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers.
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Tom Brady just cleaned his club out of the cooler with drinks inside and I think this deserves an auto loss of hole. pic.twitter.com/YVx7VwNFUI
— Shane Bacon (@shanebacon) July 6, 2021
"Tom Brady just cleaned his club out of the cooler with drinks inside and I think this deserves an auto loss of hole," tweeted Golf Channel host Shane Bacon.
I think that’s an immediate loss of half of his Super Bowls also
— Amanda Rose (@amandagolf59) July 6, 2021
Golf analyst Amanda Rose tweeted: I think that’s an immediate loss of half of his Super Bowls also."
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Check out some of the other responses on Twitter below:
Never question a potential TB12 method.
— Shane Bacon (@shanebacon) July 6, 2021
Couldn't he just... wet the towel?
— Golf Pride (@golfpridegrips) July 6, 2021
Naw, he's using the environmentally friendly option of melted ice water. #recycle #waterconservation
— Kay Cockerill (@KayCockerill) July 6, 2021
Well he already has ice in his veins, why not dip your wedges in some ICE!?!
— IceColdHJ (@IceColdHJ) July 6, 2021
Two lost holes… minimum.
— JR McMichael (@jrmcmichael) July 6, 2021
I’ve literally done this more times than I can count.
— Kevin.Blevins. (@TheKevBlev) July 7, 2021
I see no problem with that move. Who is gonna eat that ice or drink that water?
— wesley whamond (@wesleywhamond) July 6, 2021
I bet you've never drank from a garden hose, either.
— Vint Maggs (@ginzugolfer) July 6, 2021
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