Rory Sabbatini has a new tattoo & it has a spelling error...

Rory Sabbatini played the first two rounds of the Sony Open with a patch covering up what was a sponsor's logo. 

It isn't exactly clear why Sabbatini isn't showing the Viscogliosi Brothers logo at the PGA Tour event. 

Earlier in the week he was seen showing the brand, now he has covered it up with a thick piece of blue tape. 

But perhaps what should be getting more attention is the new (we presume) tattoo on his right arm. 

The farsi sleeve isn't exactly hard to miss. Apparently it means "Sabbatini" in persian. 

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he opted for the single B spelling it appears pic.twitter.com/4owoXkX2Ux

— Eric Patterson (@EPatGolf) January 14, 2022

Yet there appears to be a problem: apparently it has a spelling error. 

The tattooist apparently missed out the two dots underneath the last character, meaning it only translates to one B. 

Will he want to get this fixed? Or did he want it to say: "Sabatini".  

Sabbatini, 45, drew headlines late last year on the PGA Tour when he was disqualified for having a non-conforming club in his bag. 

That was just three little white dots he left on his club face which are used to track how far he hits the ball on launch monitors. 

As you can no doubt imagine, he wasn't best pleased that he managed to leave the white stickers on. 

1. Rory Sabbatini started wearing a "Centinel Spine" hat at the 2019 Valspar

2. Last summer, switched to "Viscogliosi Bros." hat

3. VB is a PE firm focused on health care, owns Centinel, and it closed its IPO on Tuesday

4. Sabbatini's hat looked like this Thursday and Friday https://t.co/zC5hIorHYp pic.twitter.com/Jj4nluPBsQ

— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) January 14, 2022

I do hope this tattoo on South African born American/British and now Slovakian Olympian Golfer Rory Sabbatini isn’t that of the Afrikaner nationalist symbol . #Olympics #olymipicgolf #bbcolympics pic.twitter.com/PZY60p32bc

— Daniel Corns (@DanCorns) August 1, 2021

Sabbatini won the silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and also grabbed headlines for another tattoo he has. 

The 'LLL' tattoo was compared to a white supremacist group. 

His wife hit back at critics, previously suggesting this was complete and utter nonsense. 

Instead, she said that the tattoo was dedicated to her - and she has a similar one dedicated to him.  

LLL stands for love, laughter and loyalty, she said. 

"Better than ask first than spread nonsense. Really sad," she said. 

Sabbatini was born in South Africa and represented them until 2018 when he adopted his wife Martina Stofanikova's Slovakian nationality.

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