It happened on the 15th hole as Stenson's second shot on the par-4 went past the green and into a sand trap. Stenson did not make a scene, but rather channeled his frustration by subtly pushing his club into the ground with enough force to break it in half.
Stenson ended up with a bogey on the 15th. He managed to finish 1-under for the final round, but ended his run at the tournament at 8-over par, well out of contention.
@NoLayingUp 😂 pic.twitter.com/ynRKp2NCxc
— Scott Hayes (@sthayes74) May 23, 2021
Everyone has those days, but at least Stenson found a way to release his anger without completely losing his cool, as we have seen with some golfers in the past.
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