Tiger Woods misses cut at PGA Championship

If Justin Thomas proved anything this year, besides that he’s really good at golf, it was the importance of setting goals. After taking home the FedExCup to cap off a season in which he won five times – including his first major championship – Thomas revealed to the media that he had set numerous goals in his phone at the beginning of the year, and he had checked just about all of them off. Well, taking a page out of Thomas’ book for the upcoming season is Grayson Murray, although his goals venture a little bit outside of the ropes. Along with hilarious (and attainable) golf goals like “play 1 round a week hungover instead of 3” and “only throw 1 club in the water instead of 2” are social media

Standing in a greenside bunker at No. 14 at Erin Hills, having just pitched a nearly impossible shot over the putting surface on a hole where he desperately needed a birdie to have any chance at making the cut at the U.S. Open, Jon Rahm slammed his club into the ground, flung it over his shoulder before unleashing an F-bomb. After posting a bogey 6, Rahm stormed off the green toward the 15th hole where … he punched a sign, apparently flung his ball in the air and … carded a birdie. After striping a drive right down the middle, Rahm left his simple approach well short, at which point he flung his club like a throwing knife some 15 yards up the fairway.