The Englishman showed some frustration after a wayward tee shot
WATCH: Tyrrell Hatton Smashes Tee Marker At World Cup
Tyrrell Hatton hit a wayward drive during the second round of the World Cup of Golf and took his frustration out on a tee marker.
The Englishman was playing foursomes with partner Ian Poulter on Friday and flared his tee shot out right into the trees.
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Hatton then unleashed at the World Cup of Golf tee marker and smashed it.
Watch the video from Sky Sports below:
No #FridayFeeling for @TyrrellHatton as England sit two shots off the lead at the World Cup of Golf.
More: https://t.co/Vv0PEfKUSa pic.twitter.com/DOQEmzb951
— Sky Sports Golf (@SkySportsGolf) November 23, 2018
Hatton tweeted afterwards: ‘Not my finest moment on the golf course. Hopefully me & Ian Poulter break par that easily over the weekend.’
Not my finest moment on the golf course 🤯
Hopefully me & @IanJamesPoulter break par that easily over the weekend 🙈 https://t.co/wEpbt0qc0X— Tyrrell Hatton (@TyrrellHatton) November 23, 2018
Both Lee Westwood and Tommy Fleetwood commented on the video of Hatton…
How big a tit do you think TH felt walking off that tee!🤣🤣🤣
— Lee Westwood (@WestwoodLee) November 23, 2018
Team England shot a two over par 74 on Friday but are still in a great position heading into the weekend.
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Hatton and Poulter are eight under, two behind Team Belgium and South Korea.
The Danish side of Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen defend the title they won two years ago.
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Denmark are currently six back after shooting five over in the second round. Their opening two days scores are contrasting at 63 and 77.
Further proof that foursomes is much harder than fourballs lies with Team Greece’s scores which were 21 shots apart over the two days.
On Thursday, the Greek pairing of Karmis/Tranacher shot 66 in the fourballs but then scored 87 on Friday.
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