Immelman needed phone call and meeting with Morikawa after "misunderstanding"

Trevor Immelman says he has spoken to Collin Morikawa after the comments he made about the American during a PGA Tour broadcast, explaining that it was "a complete misunderstanding". 

Morikawa appeared a little bit stunned when reacting to Immelman's remarks last week during the PGA Tour's stop in Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship at El Camaleón Golf Course. 

There was perhaps a little bit of confusion as Morikawa was asked about Immelman explaining that he had potentially "reached his bar" to which the two-time major champion explained it was "tough to hear" those words. 

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Morikawa said at the time:

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Morikawa later added that he wasn't sure if Immelman's words were intended as a compliment. Or at least it didn't seem that way. 

But Immelman was apparently trying to explain that he felt as if Morikawa was putting too much pressure on himself. 

He clarified during the broadcast:

Now it appears that the two have patched things up. 

This is how Immelman replied to a post from CBS reporter Kyle Porter:

Complete misunderstanding.

Spoke to Collin on the phone last night and in person on the range this morning. All good.

— Trevor Immelman (@TrevorImmelman) November 6, 2022

It would have been surprising had Immelman truly meant to take a dig at Morikawa, considering this classy gesture went largely unnoticed during the 2022 Presidents Cup which showed what kind of person he is. 

Morikawa fired rounds of 71, 63, 68 and 67 last week to finish on 15-under par, which was eight strokes behind the champion Russell Henley who claimed his fourth PGA Tour victory in Mexico. 

The 26-year-old also explained that he's hired a new putting coach to help him return to form after a winless and "frustrating" 2022. 

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