TRENDING: The Truth Behind The Greenskeeper’s Revenge Clip

By this point you have seen the “Greenskeeper’s Revenge” clip on the Golficity social channels. If you haven’t, I’ve added it here to refresh your memory.

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Many of you asked how did the ball stop there to begin with? Well the truth is that it didn’t originally.

The putt was from above the hole and my guy Vrska (@vgolfman) lagged it up like he was supposed to. When it came to a stop or should have anyway, it broke hard left and rolled down the hill 20 feet.

I know this because, I was there.

Seeing this, I gave my putt a little extra gusto and planned for it to stop around the hole for a tap in. Just like Vrksa’s first putt, when it should have stopped it broke hard and rolled back down the hill. That’s when we decided to do a little experiment since there was nobody behind us.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In case you where wondering, the last putt banked off the flagstick. Since its’s legal to leave it in whenever you want and then thanks to the hill, it rolled back into the hole to save par.

Is there such a thing as an illegal pin placement?

Technically no but if there was, this greenskeeper would need a public defender.

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