Robert MacIntyre flips middle finger in wild Masters meltdown
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Robert MacIntyre struggled on the 15th hole at Augusta National during the first day of the Masters, hitting his ball into the water twice and resulting in a quadruple bogey nine.
- His frustration was visible throughout the round, including verbal outbursts and slamming his club, which may prompt a reprimand from Augusta National officials known for strict conduct rules.
- MacIntyre finished the day with an 8-over-par 80, tying for 82nd place in the tournament.
- The golfer acknowledged his volatile temperament and use of strong language, stating he reacts naturally during live play but maintains professionalism off the course.
- This behavior is consistent with previous incidents, such as a recent outburst during the Valero Texas Open, highlighting his fiery personality on the golf course.
