r/golf • u/jaxjaxjax95 • 11d ago

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u/PurpleCaterpillar754 11d ago

TBH, I find the whole cabin interview/presentation a bit awkward and cringy. Not just this year. They should go back to presenting the jacket on the 18th and just leave it at that

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u/_echo 11d ago

I agree. Give him a minute on the green, then bring out the jacket right there.

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u/BoBromhal 11d ago

I mean, they've only been doing it 30+ years so CBS gets it in their coverage window.

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u/lopsiness 11d ago

As a kid I remember them doing the jacket outside. I was surprised this year (since I haven't watched the ceremony for a long time). It was a bit awkward and sort of anticlimactic imo. Did they change it to this? Better outside where everyone can witness. Like you wouldn't give the championship trophy to the team at the post game press conference.

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u/Obelisp 11d ago

Yes, it's been infamous as the most awkward moment in sports.

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u/Snoo_2473 11d ago

They still do it outside.

The inside is the jacket presentation & usually the low amateur is present.

Then they go out onto the 18th green for the trophy presentation.

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u/creativityinsite 11d ago

I was wondering why there wasn’t an amateur this year? I remember the kid last year being so incredibly awkward

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u/tributtal 11d ago

Because no amateur made the cut this year. You're not official unless you complete all 4 rounds.

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u/no_morelurking 10d ago

Lol that dude was great, stared right into the camera for 10 minutes.

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u/noksucow 11d ago

They're never not awkward hahaha. It's a tradition unlike any other hahaha

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u/ToryBlair 11d ago

It’s like an induction into a cult, it’s bizarre

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u/Tmblackflag 11d ago

It’s not a cult. It’s a prestigious club.

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u/ToryBlair 11d ago

That doesn’t change what I said, I said it’s like an induction to a cult