PGA CHAMPIONSHIP '19: Koepka, Spieth struggle to launch careers and now stand on verge of something special at Bethpage Black

Jamie SquireHeckling at sporting events is as American as apple pie, as long as it's good-natured. Unfortunately, in these social media times, we've crossed the line as fans, forgoing the standard “HEY (insert athlete), YOU SUCK!” in exchange for more creative, more degrading, and more personal and profanity-laced jabs that take it too far. Looking at you, Utah Jazz fans.
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In golf, the act of heckling is frowned upon, but that hasn't stopped some dreamers of going viral on Barstool or Total Frat Move from shouting in the middle of backswings or actively rooting against certain players. The sport doesn't lend itself to this type of behavior, but we've seen it become more and more prevalent in recent years. Just two weeks ago at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, some hardo in the gallery screamed for Billy Horschel's ball to “GET IN THE WATER.” Horschel's response, while profane, was perfect, and..

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