Marshall Harris

You know, he hasn't grown up.

He's been throwing the same temper tantrums since he was 20 years old.

Famously, you know, right before he went to the Live Tour, he was upset with a ruling on the PGA Tour.

And he was, you know, these people travel week to week together.

And he was saying to the rules officials, oh, I can't wait to be out of here.

I can't wait to never see you again.

And then, obviously, this week he smashes his driver on the second hole.

He wasn't even in contention.

You know, he was so far out of the tournament.

He smashes his driver on the second hole.

He has to play with a three with the rest of the day.

I was laughing.

I was out there, and I saw, you know, the ninth hole has this big hill, and everybody smashes driver down, and it gets you to the flat part.

And Sergio there is, you know, 25 yards behind his playing partner, John Rahm, and he's on the downslope of the hill, and I was laughing to myself.

I'm like,

I bet he wishes he had his driver.

So, you know, Sergio, you always say the kids never grow up.

Well, Sergio's never matured, and he remains one of kind of golf's most misplaced.

Misbehaved golfers.

It's kind of comical at this point.