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Source: Fox News
Summary
Mark Calcavecchia, a former major golf champion, was allegedly removed from the Masters for using his phone on the grounds, which is against the tournament’s no-phone policy. Calcavecchia, 65, has played in the Masters 18 times and finished second in 1988. The rules are in place to ensure players focus on the game and not distractions.
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The game followed a familiar script.
Calcavecchia, a former major champion, got caught up in the moment and forgot the rules.
The Masters’ no-phone policy is strict, and even former champions are not exempt.
It’s a reality check for any player who thinks they’re above the rules.
Augusta National Golf Club is all about living in the present and logging out of distractions.
This one felt recognizable early, and it’s a reminder that even legends can’t break the rules.
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Original Observation: This is what happens when the game gets in the way of the ritual.
