one woman two men I thought approached him at bar
quote:Maybe not for the wife, tell her you got twisted on Johnny Walker and xanax and stumbled into some lava rock. She'll be pissed but it won't be the end of the world. Aside from her, tell NO ONE. It's not like he's Jordan Spieth or Rory...if he goes into hiding and skips a tourney or two while the scabs heal it's not going to even cause a ripple in the golfing world. Unless there is something I am missing, seems like the smartest move.
I agree, don't say anything period. But when a good portion of your face has asphalt rash that will last 1-2 weeks after scabbing over, that probably isn't an option.
quote:Who didn't see that coming?
Allenby is next seen about a mile away from the wine bar at Club Femme Nu (pictured at left), an adult entertainment club wedged between a
tattoo parlor and a Korean restaurant. Multiple sources who were working
at the club on Jan. 16 confirmed to GolfChannel.com that Allenby was
there around midnight with "a group of friends" and ran up a $3,400 bar
tab.
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On Thursday, at the RBC Canadian Open at Glen Abbey, his year got even stranger. After incurring a penalty stroke off the tee on the par-5 13th, his fourth hole of the day, Allenby had just over 150 yards in for his fourth shot. His caddie Mick Middlemo, new on the bag this year, called for an eight-iron, while Allenby wanted to hit seven. Middlemo insisted and Allenby's shot caught a gust of wind and ended up in the creek that fronts the green. He took a triple-bogey eight on the hole en route to a front-nine 43. The fireworks, however, started right then and there.
I said to him, 'You know this happens every week. This has happened for like the last three or four or five months. We keep making bad mistakes and you're not helping me in these circumstances,'" Allenby said after his round of 81. "And he just lost the plot at me. He just told me I could go eff myself. And I said, 'Look, you need to slow down. I mean just calm down.' And then he just got right in my face as if he wanted to just beat me up. I said, 'Stop being a such and such and calm down and get back into the game.' And he just got even closer and closer and I just said, 'That's it, you're sacked." I said, 'I will never have you caddie ever again.' And we never spoke for the rest of the (first nine) and when we got to 18 we walked off and he said some smartass remark to me and I said, 'You don't deserve to be caddying out there.' And he just got right in my face and threatened me so I said, 'Go.' So he left."
Without a loop, Allenby lugged his bag from the 18th green to the first tee and called over a rules official to explain the situation.
In the gallery with some buddies, school principal Tom Fraser, in from Kingston, Ont., for the first two rounds, saw what was going on and offered to help.
"'Hey if you need someone to carry, I'll carry," said Fraser.
Allenby said sure.
So Fraser ducked under the ropes, picked up the player's bag "A little bit heaver than mine. I figured out the double-strap with two holes to go," Fraser said and got his first taste of inside-the-ropes action.
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The only thing better would have been the replacement caddie finding 15 clubs in his bag and telling him.
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Robert Allenby says "there's no story" to his arrest outside of a casino in Rock Island, Ill., early Saturday morning. "I don't know anything that's going on, so you can say whatever you want," Allenby told USA TODAY Sports. "There's nothing to be said or done about. Nothing happened," he said. When asked about the charges, Allenby said, "I have no idea, mate. No idea.''