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After raising questions on the second round of players at the Players Championship on Friday, Colin Moricawa was a point to include similar media duties in connection with his absence.
Two -time Major Champion had been at the distance of PGA Tour wins on Sunday since 2023, only for American compatriot Russell Henley, an amazing chip in the Five 16th Hole, was stripped of the title through a stroke with the help of these eagles.
In his last six events, his third runner -up resigned, Morikawa left without talking to the media. At a press conference before the players on Tuesday, Florida also came out in Florida, World No. 4 said he was “hot” and “upset” in the context of Miss.
“I am not owned by TPC Sugras, 28 -year -old Morikawa told reporters.”
“You guys are not a crime, but at that moment, I didn’t want to stay around anyone. I didn’t want to talk to anyone. I didn’t need any ‘apologies, I didn’t need a good game. Like, you just got bothered.”
“In fact, if it had been an hour later, I would talk to you guys, but an hour later I was going here, because I didn’t want to live in Orlando anymore … I was just asleep.”
Moricawa’s comments have attracted the anger of the PGA Tour winner Roko Medit six times, who lately argued Arnold Palmer-who is famous for his media charm during his legendary career-he must have been “hunting for it.”
“The largest group of horses *** you can say anyway, the duration. I mean, this is the most, most self -sufficient trash you can never say,” Medett said in his Series XM show on Tuesday, Stop the hour.
“Your job is to tell people what happened,” he added. “I don’t give you about your exercise and its other nastyness in the morning. Tell me what happened. You lost? You lost. You were defeated? That’s it. What do you think? Golf is difficult.
“So please stop trying to tell me, ‘I didn’t feel like talking to anyone.’ I mean, if Mr. Palmer was there, he would get caught, I was telling you, it would not have been beautiful, it would have been public.
The former Pro, further criticized the Pandit Berndall Chamber, who described the absence of Moricawa’s media as “dishonor”.
“When I felt that he had refused to interview, I was thinking about players who had suffered more devastating losses, more important than that, who regained their balance and gave the media with class – and it is not just giving the world a world of globalization.
“I do not know that history reflects this generation of players because of the Good Being of the game,” said Chakbal’s co -analyst and colleague, former Pro Paul McGenley.
On Friday afternoon, on his return to the TPC Sugras Club House, Moricawa-Second Round card cards, which moved him to two strokes of the lead-signed his press conference with no response.
“After saying this, I can cut my tongue, but Berndall Chaks, Paul McGhanles, for the world’s Roko arbitration, I don’t regret anything that I said.”
“It may be a bit tough that I am not owned by anyone, but I am not owned by anyone. I respect the fans. I am very grateful to them. I am grateful.
Morikawa said he spent 10 to 15 minutes to sign autographs for fans after the final round in Bay Hill.
“Not one of the media has followed me because, I don’t know,” he said. “So people to call me – it’s interesting.”
Nine Birds strengthened Moricawa – which started with the 10th hole – for the best period of his career in TPC Sugras and clubhouse leaders Akshay Bhatia and Man Woo Lee’s two strokes.
During the annual caddy competition of the tournament on Wednesday, Caddy J. Jakovak won, it won during the annual caddy competition of the tournament on Wednesday, winning it during the annual caddy competition of the tournament on Wednesday.
More than 31 feet away from the cup, Moricawa turned his 3 wood to fall into a wonderful chip and seven holes to fall into the fifth bed.
He said, “In such courses this is playing mine where I am going like slopes.” “I could easily put it, but it’s just something I felt very comfortable.”
