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June 20, 2026
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Bubba Watson is mad at the wind for blowing his 2-foot putt way off line

by Mark Sandritter
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Bubba Watson had a short tap-in putt. There was no way he was going to miss from two feet, right? The wind said otherwise.

That putt lacked a little pace to begin with and may not have dropped, but the wind made sure it didn’t. Watson looked like he’d just seen a ghost after the ball shot to the right like that.

We have another idea of what happened.

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