Studies show that soccer players who head the ball suffer a 10% reduction in intelligence. Jay Leno says that bowlers who head the ball suffer a 90% reduction in intelligence.
19-2. By Player, Partner, Caddie or Equipment. If a player’s ball is accidentally deflected or stopped by himself, his partner or either of their caddies or equipment, the player incurs a penalty of one stroke.Roy is Not Really Helping!
John Powe: You should try baseball or US football; they are over an inch thick, while soccer has eleven rules and a handful of “interpretations” (mostly regarding offsides) and are often printed on the two sides of a standard sheet of paper. It is still debated whether cricket even has rules – it either is or isn’t cricket".
Ol Skool almost 10 years ago
that’s gotta hurt
Michael Peterson Premium Member almost 10 years ago
“Head bumps”???
Oxnate almost 10 years ago
… and was killed by the impact.
scyphi26 almost 10 years ago
….ow.
megerkey almost 10 years ago
The metal plate that was in his head from the childhood accident saved the need for calling the rescue squad.
K M almost 10 years ago
Studies show that soccer players who head the ball suffer a 10% reduction in intelligence. Jay Leno says that bowlers who head the ball suffer a 90% reduction in intelligence.
skyriderwest almost 10 years ago
… and then checks himself into the hospital for treatment for his concussie.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 10 years ago
19-2. By Player, Partner, Caddie or Equipment. If a player’s ball is accidentally deflected or stopped by himself, his partner or either of their caddies or equipment, the player incurs a penalty of one stroke.Roy is Not Really Helping!
hippogriff almost 10 years ago
John Powe: What about course equipment, like trees?
Leroy almost 10 years ago
It’s the yelling “GOOOOAAAAALLLL!” every time the ball goes in the hole that gets irritating.
hippogriff almost 10 years ago
John Powe: You should try baseball or US football; they are over an inch thick, while soccer has eleven rules and a handful of “interpretations” (mostly regarding offsides) and are often printed on the two sides of a standard sheet of paper. It is still debated whether cricket even has rules – it either is or isn’t cricket".