The display of sportsmanship between Sergio Garcia and Justin Rose at The Masters was sickening and gross
Sergio and Justin Rose coming down the last few holes, they were rooting for each other almost to a sickening point. They were high-fiving each other. They were basically cheering each other on. It was gross. It was like Little League Baseball. Like, where everyone gets to play and, like, everyone has to say, like, the scouts honor after. It was gross.
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Jordan Spieth should keep losing The Masters so he doesn't have to take his hat off and show he's balding
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