Jon Rahm is not a fan of the drones flying overhead during the LIV Golf tournament broadcasts.
The Spaniard did not hold back after his tee shot on the sixth hole went into the water, which he seemed to blame on the buzzing of the broadcast drone above his head.
“Every tournament. It’s f–king incredible. Right on my backswing. These f–king drones every time,” the microphones caught Rahm saying angrily.
It seems that it wasn’t the first time Rahm had been bothered by the drones, given the way his comment came off on Sunday during the LIV Golf Nashville event taking place at The Grove.
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The moment had to especially sting since Rahm was within two strokes of the leader at the time his ball went sailing into the water on the par 4 hole.
Rahm went on to make double-bogey, which was the worst score on the hole at that point for the golfers who had already completed the sixth hole.
Rahm fell behind four shots of leader Tyrrell Hatton thanks to the error.
Things did get better for Rahm on the next hole when he birdied to pull within three of Hatton.
The LIV Golf Nashville tournament was the first for Rahm since he had to withdraw from the US Open due to a foot infection.
Rahm defected to LIV Golf from the PGA Tour in December.
The Spaniard can hang his hat on the fact that he wasn’t the only one who had a bit of an outburst on Sunday in Music City.
Hatton had his own moment on the eighth hole when he had the chance to birdie but came up short on the putt.
Instead of blaming a drone, it was the wind, NBC Sports reported.
“F–k you, wind! … Two in a row just absolutely f—ed me!” he said.
