Pro Golfer Georgia Ball Reacts To ‘Mansplaining’ Viral TikTok Video | This Morning
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
- Pro golfer Georgia Ball breaks her silence on the shocking viral video, where a man is overheard trying to correct her golf swing while she practised.
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I was a male professional ballet dancer for a number of years. When I was young and still training, whenever I ventured into adult classes, I would constantly get the least skilled adults "correcting" me. When I politely told them thank you but I have an instructor for all my corrections, they would get really angry. One particularly talentless person told me I'd never become professional if I didn't listen to advice. One unsaid rule in ballet classes is to never correct someone if you're not the teacher of the class. The only random person that ever corrected me and I didn't mind, first waited until I was outside of class. It wasn't a ballet correction. Then he apologized and asked for my permission to be given a correction. That person was Gregory Hines. Even though he was a dancer of godlike status, he still understood proper etiquette. BTW now with that one correction I can say I was trained by Gregory Hines.... LOL. So lesson, if you want to give advice, ask for permission first. Or just type a longly worded message on RUclips.
Easily the coolest RUclips comment I've ever seen.
That's awesome, I have a ton of respect for ballet dancers...incredible athletes, great comment
The problem with toxic Georgia Ball is that she turns this into a men vs women issue and calls it mansplaining. In fact its just impolite unwanted advice that is given by both genders.
Lovely !
@@ronaldgmaster5782 No - she isn't toxic, and this is a gender issue. Men give presumptuous, unwanted advice far more often than women do, because society encourages men to be confident. Women who are confident, on the other hand, are usually called "toxic"!
What killed me is that he took credit for the next, more improved swing. I have no words...
I think you mean words. Is English a second language for you?
@ronaldgmaster5782 It was a typo and has been corrected. Thank you for pointing it out, grammar gestapo.
@@paulastephenson1862 so she took his advice and hit the ball better. I don’t see a problem with him pointing that out. He is probably a better golfer than her. She is not a real pro.
@@ronaldgmaster5782 She did not take his advice - she just sped up her swing a little, to show him that she did know what she was doing. He took credit for the improvement. She then gave up trying to communicate with him, and went back to what she was originally doing, which was practicing her swing in slow motion, and videoing it so she could refine it. That is what pro golfers do when they practice, and this arrogant little man was so busy trying to dominate her, he didn't realize what a fool he was making of himself.
"I've been playing golf for 20 years", he crowed to a touring pro. What a doof.
A female touring pro...................
@@OTCaptainSeanand he’s a male amateur.
@@12milestyle Which means he is probably better than her....🤦♂
@@OTCaptainSeanhe’s teaching a TEACHING pro 💀
So i refer to a student who teaches their teacher does it sound wrong?
@@OTCaptainSeanWhat kind of logic is that?
“Man=100% better skill, no matter how long he’s been practising”
This is basically what you’re saying.
That guy sitting next to Gyles then procedes to shut down Alison whilst she's explaining what a pad with wings is before she says the word "underwear"🙄
She should have offered him tickets to her next tournament. Bad ones.
I admire her divine grace and humility. She knows her superior golfing skills and doesn’t need the approbation or deference of others. Moreover, she shows superiority of moral character in returning kindness for arrogance.
Agree 💯
Kindness? Then proceeds to humiliate and embarrass this guy for having 'dared' to offer advice!
they did not handle this talk very well … sooo 👎🏼. Also the old man saying „you can’t say anything anymore without being accused“ SERIOUSLY? Seriously? I would laugh if it’s not just so sad
She was so gracious. The definition of humility.
here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it.
I don't think he was mansplaning, I think he's trying to chat her up !!
Nope! Everytime she tried to explain her method and get him to stop talking, he would keep giving UNSOLICITED advice. He assumes his 20 years experience is superior to hers bc he didnt even consider her to be a pro player simply bc shes a woman. Then when she shows him that she CAN do a proper hit, he takes the credit for “helping” her. I highly doubt he would even approach her if she was a man.
@@salmonsalmoni3168exactly. She acknowledged his presence and he could have taken that opportunity to chat her up without the corrections but he kept insisting.
It's probably a bit of both. Courtship often involves the man dominating the woman and putting her "in her place".
I’m not a feminist at all but in this situation the girl was NOT wrong at all.
Just start a conversation about golf in general first. Whether you are interested in her or truly tried to help her out.
He immediately went to criticize and explain to her how wrong, oh so wrong she was. Realistically speaking, if I saw someone, liked them, wanted to start a conversation, I would certainly not start with commenting how they are doing everything wrong.
How can that endear you to them?!!
This 100%!
Just mind your own business- WGAF whether you were trying to help
Just think - Mr. "Ive been doing this for 20 years" has probably watched this and hopefully he has wretched in sheer dread!
Why would he her ball placement and swing were better after his advice............lol
@@OTCaptainSeanshe literally explained to him how shes trying out different methods. She only used her normal method so that he would stop undermining her
@@OTCaptainSeanTell me you didn’t watch the video without telling me you didn’t watch the video
Women - We need to stop being so nice. Why are we so nice?
I see what you're saying, it is an assumed form of niceness, but it isn't nice to be covert
his advise as shown in literally the video you just watched was correct loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooll FACE PALM
its fake..
You're more agreeable in nature
She is too nice... she has a beautiful swing, even when in the middle of a swing change. The swing that he interrupted, was absolutely beautiful. Imagine thinking just because youve played golf for 20 years you have the confidence to try to mess with THAT swing. The best part is he was probably blading grounders with his PW
20 years isn’t THAT long for most golfers. It’s a life long pursuit. Some are lucky to find it as kids. A lot of people find it in their 20’s. So when you go to a course or range and see someone 45ish or older, they’ve probably been playing for 20 years too.
Id have said thanks for the advice but im a pga pro so i think i know what im doing.
So is a PGA Pro, weird I can't find any standings from PGA tournaments for the last 2 years, also can't see any earning from the PGA dating back to 2017. Can't be much of a Pro with zero earnings.
@@MrRadialdrift She’s a qualified PGA teaching professional not a touring professional. It still makes her way better than 99 percent of anybody that’s ever picked a golf club up. You would probably be better off not commenting about things you don’t understand.
Good for her standing up for herself. 👍
here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it.
Such edifying behavior... and such patience! And what a pleasure to see that it is possible to be a champion while being humble with human qualities
Can’t wait for the new crew to take over.
He needs to be 'outed'.
As what?
No he doesn't. He'd probably get death threats or something with the way the world is. It will teach the men that do this a lesson though.
@ShoTon1every man whose been married, knows how much a woman complains😂 this "mansplanning" is effed up. Because we know a woman under the roof will make your ears bleed!
here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it.
@@coltoncyr2283 I'm sorry your wife complains that you do this... It's funny that my wife doesn't complain about this? Maybe it's because I don't do this to her?
Let's convene a panel and talk about nothing.
Just an awkward attempt at conversation. If you get out in public, this happens every day. I'm a guy, and girls tell me all the time to smile. I'm in impeccable shape, and old bald men always tell me I should try their yoga routine. I'm an expert in my field who gets flown all over for consulting, and still folks try to teach me the basics without knowing who I am... or that they're actually my employee.
These types of interactions used to be handled with a level of maturity without making headlines like, "MAN TELLS WOMAN HIS OPINION!!!?!????!" or whatever nonsense.
Old girl should grow up a bit and take life in stride.
Georgia Ball is an absolute class act very proper lady like behavior on the golf course with a wonderful smile on her face. Her presence makes it a pleasure to be a gentleman.
@EnzoAzra love the big bird icon
I can't help but notice how she has that bit in common with Thomas Crapper or bakers with the last name Baker, who likely take after their forefathers or spouses' forefathers.
Isn't being the best WOMAN'S golfer kind of like being the nicest guy in prison. Like do you need an award for that?
Imagine the guy who done that now knowing who he was talking to about golf 😂😂 bet he dont do that conversation anymore
Alison, would you like it if a man came over to you while you are baking your chocolate brownies and went "that's not how you do it, here let me show you how real brownies are made"?
The host of the show saying "this is the worst example he's ever seen" 🙄🙄🙄 Ask any woman and we could tell you at least a dozen "worst examples"
Year old man, men can not say anything right now, I think is finally the time to be for man to be humble and self reflect, as women always did, somebody needs to explain it to the older generation, men had to much right to say and do what they wanted through the centuries, nobody is asking you not to say anything, please, yeah?! Just have a respect! Something many of you are lacking.
The amount of comments about her being too polite🙄. Women can never do the right thing. You dont know how he might react women get killed for far less. Leave her be.
here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it.
@@OTCaptainSean she didn't follow his advice she's literally already a pro
@@elenaoakes8494 Yes she did.... did you even watch the video...
🤦♂
@@OTCaptainSean she did her normal swing to show him she knew what she was doing and didn't need help. He then decided his advice had improved her swing - not that she was already good. Did you watch it??
Lol she would absolutely humiliate him on the course...just dont give unsolicited advice at the range...nobody there including is good enough to do that and anybody that is is just working on their own game like Georgia was
Firstly, this guy should learn to mind his own business. Secondly, as a society, it’s well past time to stop using the word ‘mansplaining’ to define one idiotic individual’s opinion on a particular issue. Not all blokes feel it necessary to explain things to women, or others, in a superior fashion. Just call it what it is: unnecessary explaining.
here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it.
It's a PR scam.
He was trying to impress her. She is beautiful and he was trying to pick her up.
If he was trying to hit on her, implying that she is not good at something that she clearly does PROFESSIONALLY is not a good opener.
Hi, I'm John. You have a really good swing but I noticed something. Sorry to interrupt, would you mind if I gave you a pointer?.... Being polite goes a long ways. It's called manners.
By devaluing and putting her down with BS. Typical. Stop begging "understanding" and weaponising incompetence.
Looking back, whatever cues she supposedly gave to that chap in hopes of silencing him must have been invisible. From here, it looks like she was perfectly receptive to his comments.
Why did he think it was OK to come & keep criticizing her? She explained what she was doing, and he kept on and on. That's imposing and rude.
She looked uncomfortable to me. Also, his tone was annoying and arrogant. He should learn how to read clues a little better, she wasn't being impolite, but she wasn't being indirect either. It's clear she was allowing him to save face and walk away... She shouldn't have to become combative for him to catch on.
So if it was a woman would it be womensplaining?
Theres no need to add this nonsense 'mansplaining' term to this. That guy is just a nuisance who thinks he knows much more than he does. Doesnt know what a swing change is and says he's been playing for 20 years.
Dude was just trying to talk to her.
If she'd been a guy, the guy would've admired him rather than advising her!
The media had to try to turn this political. It's not mansplaining because women cam be condescending also. Georgia was very patient and graceful when someone was being obnoxious.
Excellent PR stunt!
THE WHOLE SITUATION WOULD BE DIFFERENT IF HE OFFERED TO HELP instead of just assuming she needs help.
British people are so polite
This is better than her pro career . 😂😂
Some guys do this to everyone, not just girls. Women do it too.
조지아 볼 세계의 유명인 됐노😅😅
한국 뉴스에도 떴다😊😊
She's such a victim 😅
Watched with the sound off, and really enjoyed the video.. a real good watch!.
Best thing that ever happened to her. She handled the situation with impeccable aplomb. She is now the role model for female golfers everywhere. I'm sure the sponsorship offers are already pouring in. Deservedly so! Second; the term mansplaining in this incident isn't appropriate. The man offering unsolicited advice is just being rude.
Do you REALLY think he would have even approached her if she was a man?🙃
@@salmonsalmoni3168 What's your point. He was probably trying to hit on her.
Why is nobody talking about those leggings? 🤷♂️ that's what makes me think this is a set up
Hope he was mortified….🙄
For what? He offered some advice.
He is better than her. She never won a golf match.
@@ronaldgmaster5782which matches has he won, or is he just better because he’s a guy?
@@ronaldgmaster5782 so did he win any match? i thought that it was tournaments but you clearly know him don't you?
@@chrisdyer6370but would he have offered that same advice in the same way to a another man, say someone in his 50’s who was 6’ tall, and grey haired? I would say, “nope”.
The guy trynna flirt
By continually criticizing her?
@@salmonsalmoni3168 its a bad way but he was definitely flirting… no guy be giving advice to women for no reason
Why was this "controversial"? Woke gone mad!! The man made a complete fool of himself and will probably never live it down. Georgia was wonderfully polite and didn't belittle him, which made it even funnier. It's just funny, so stop making it out to be something darker...
omfg
Question: why get offended by a fellow golfer offering you advice on your swing? Was it 'I'm a pro, and he's mansplaining!'? Because the last year she got any ranking points was in 2022, minor women's events, finishing 17th to 38th. It's not she has the whole golf thing cracked. I'd back the chap giving her advice to crush her in match-play.
Someone that actually did some research before posting? While she seems like a decent golfer, she would beat me, I am not sure how she is considered a "pro" if she has been on 14 tournaments and hasn't earned any money.
I think the message here is let’s not shove uninvited advice to someone regardless of her being pro or not. He could’ve asked first if he can offer some coaching.
Right or wrong the guy was genuinely trying to help. In todays culture of course let's ridicule him and throw all men under the bus while were at it. Guys don't bother helping woman in any shape or form anymore. Let them do everything themselves unless they're going to pay us for it.
😂
I think everybody is confusing her with Georgia Hall, who is a world ranking pro golfer. This women is 'just' a certified golf instructer as far as I understand...maybe I am wrong. Still akward that the guy corrected her this way, I would feel uncomfortable too.
Um no. Last name BALL. She's a pro
@@calikacyEvery golf instructor is a pro. It doesn't make them a really successful golfer.
This reminds me of the “Nurse Dawn” cry-to-RUclips Video… why post, then fake surprise at the gone-viral element, then go on national Tv, … the opposite of innocent , chilled, never complain, never explain decorum. She is milking this, as so many Tik Tokers and RUclipsrs do.
Yep, it's a PR scam.
J
So what's the narrative here that a young pro couldn't possibly learn anything from anyone, least of all a man? If Greg Norman or Tiger Woods was the person off camera offering some tips on her swing, would that still be a problem?
His advice wasn’t even relevant to what she was doing. The moment she said she was doing a swing change he should have apologized and laughed it off, but he kept doubling down until she humored him. He had no business giving her advice if he couldn’t even tell what was going on or that she was highly competent to begin with.
If I have to guess, those world class players would expect decent payment to give advice lol.
It's a PR scam.
This was obviously a set up. Great work though shes made it now
This was clearly fake and for attention... People are so gullible...
Why was the camera set up recording. Why is she wearing skin tight spandex..?
Who approaches another person like that?... Come on people wake up.
I'm a guy and this has happened to me (getting random corrections from weird people)... The video looks real to me.... She's probably recording herself so she can review her technique (she is a professional after all)... she's wearing spandex because she is an athlete doing athletics, I hope you can see that.... Just my opinion.
@@KoulourakiaAndCoffee Just re-watch it, then come back.. It is blatant and obvious. The bad acting etc.
The world is so fake an plastic, people can no longer seem to tell the difference between what is genuine and what is not. This is why the world is filled with fake people, saying fake words, that are idolized.
@@KoulourakiaAndCoffee And no.. Golf is not a 'sport' that requires spandex.. - I hope you can see that?
(Also, I have never heard of a Golfer refer to themselves as an athlete before. Unless they happened to be an athlete in another sport.)
@@KoulourakiaAndCoffeeIt's clearly fake. And her social media profile has increased enormously because of it. Why would anyone correct someone who was so clearly flushing it with a great swing?
People got this totally in reverse...
A man speaks to you, trying to be helpful, and you are immediately offended...
What we see here in action is something nasty we all have inside us called the Secret Mind that is playing out a fake Personality: her interaction with the man is totally dishonest because what is going on inside her is not what she is demonstrating. People call it "polite" and "gracious" -- but it is all deception because inside her there is a very different story going on. A story that THEN she exposes to the world and people talk about and everyone claps saying "wow, you handled it so nicely, what an inconsiderate man..." (because everyone has a Secret Mind that everyone wants to protect, because in your Secret Mind you can be nasty and evil, and no one knows....)
The truth is: he was honest (it doesn't matter that he was wrong) and she was the one that didn't handle her inner experience properly and ended up being dishonest.
It's all in reverse...
good point, what she did was not kind but rather covert
I wish someone would mansplain to Hammond how to speak or be interesting...
It wasn’t really mansplaining. It was more of an older golfer giving unsolicited advice. A lot of older golfers do this and they do it to everyone. It’s quite irritating.
It was stagged with her partner.
It’s worked out well for her with all the new clicks and attention
Where’s your proof?
See that shut you up. 😂😂😂
fake and staged
레깅스에 꼴려서 접근한겁니다.
Is it mansplaining if she was a man?
It's highly unlikely he would ever do this to another man. It's not the approach, offering advice iis fine. The mansplaining starts the minute someone explains back what they're doing and why and the guy in question proceeds to waffle on as if he 'knows' but still 'knows better'.
It’s really not that big of a deal
He was just trying to be nice. Can’t people see the good in another? She was humble . So much anger wow
Excuse me, What you are doing here you shouldn't be doing wrong, you should say write a comment like the others.
Obviously he didn’t know who she is, and was just trying to be helpful. She did the right thing by being gracious. You need to be rude when someone, anyone, offers advice even when it’s a man offering advice to a woman.
And she didn’t need to post the video. Was he was an instructor at the range or a student?
The situation looks set up to me, which would make sense if she has social media channel, these types usually dramatise just a touch 📽️
I know there are a lot of fake videos, but the interaction seemed pretty genuine to me.
Or we have all been played if this was set up to get attention.
A question ? Has this not been blown out of all proportion, I understand that Georgia is a world ranking number one golfer, only a handful of female golfers to be ranked as the top two all-time successful (female) golfers ever, which I think is amazing, I kinda feel that It's been a slow news day though. Some TikTok users say you can dry you hair by putting your head inside an AirFryer, for me, much more important news of the day.
She is none of those things. She has never won a golf match and this guy is probably better than her.
@@ronaldgmaster5782 Welcome to the murky world of sarcasm...
@@fd5927 ok, got it now : )
No, it hasn't. Question answered.
@@ronaldgmaster5782Wow, that's some baseless assuming.
Fake & you all believed it. Hahahaha
So he was right and you blasted him anyway...here swing and ball placement were better after the advice so its only arrogance and sexism to refuse it......................HMMMM
Everyone is making out like she is a playing pro. She is a pga teacher...so probably not a great player.
Kind of odd how she is a so called Pro Golfer, yet zero PGA earnings dating back to 2017 and zero PGA tournaments entered is the last 2 years. Pro would mean she gets paid to play golf zero.
Maybe if she listened to advise from terrible men that noticed she was doing something wrong with her swing, she could benefit from it. How dare he be helpful. Geez men are so terrible and should just not help anyone.
Poor man. It was good he was off camera to save his blushes, but will a frenemy out him? I think he should out himself and come on for an interview. I'd like to know what he is thinking and feeling now.😁
He didn't say something like "What are you doing here?" He simply offered her some advice. Are we going to live in a world where nobody can ever say anything to anyone else without a lawyer present?
Really nice of the guy to offer her some advice. Other guys regularly offer me advice on the range; and some of it has been really useful.
When your pants look like you are not wearing pants, you might get some extra attention. That is my unsolicited advice. Video seems staged anyway. More people know who she is now because of that video and she doesn’t seem to mind that.
With that outfit any man would have tried to start a conversation.. Poor guy was unlucky but he tried! Also, he was trying to help. So not sure what is the problem here.
That not “mansplanin” that’s just a dude who thinks he is so good for gulf. That would happens the same way if that pro golfer was a dude practicing
c'mon guys, he just needed a flirting moment.
She was Absolutely not "kind". If she were kind she'd have immediately told him she was a Professional and Then thanked him profusely for hoping to help her.
This was good for getting Her recognition, but only demonstrates the condecension in the game of Golf... Well played 👏👏👏
And we've all learned who Not to ask for their autograph, yikes ~
Wasn't he just giving advice? I've had exactly the same at the driving range, the gender of the person has nothing to do with it.
He - a rando - giving unsolicited advice to her - a professional. His advice was not needed.
@ShoTon1No, the guy says he's been playing for 20 years. She's only in her twenties herself.
And how many of the 29,000 PGA golf pros can you name?
Totally rehersed and played for the view's
Please interview the man who taught her.
Moronic, this is clearly a setup, to get more clicks. So what’s the swing change?
She can’t out him because he’s obviously known to her.
Yeah yeah, run around in these 'read my lips' pants and complain when a man starts a converstion . .
Run around? She's...golfing.
@@janeryan2709 Yeah yeah, golf around in these 'read my lips' pants and complain when a man starts a converstion . .
better? :D
@@dullbrassNo, just similarly creepy.
He didn’t know she was a pro, and he has been playing for 20 years and he offered advice. What’s the problem? If she had said “I’m a professional” and he continued to coach her, that would be rude. This is ridiculous - this is not a real problem. Westerners have nothing better to worry about?
Her skill speaks for itself. If someone isn't asking for help, leave them be 😂
1. I've never once felt the urge to offer unsolicited advice.
2. When she says "I'm working on a swing change", that's his cue to drop it. She's doing a thing, stop pestering her.
NO, if he wanted do a conversation he would begun saying her hi, talking and later asking about her swing, but instead the fella get there and told her she was doing it wrong and that she should do that because he is 20 years playing and all that, dude any person that has been playing that game for 20 years can tell you if you are a rookie, he just saw a woman and couldn't hold his desire to be the "wise advicer"
@@alvarogarrido5334cool story lol. This is nonsense
Why is this a problem. Woman do exactly same with men. I have had a job for 20 years and been corrected by a young woman for my work. So she can do it, but men cant correct woman???? We lives in a strange world nowadays....
Fake¡
The trauma must be horrific.
I hope the poor dear gets over it soon with some counseling.
Nah, the trauma of being chatted up by a man this girl wasn't attracted to lasts forever 😂
But let me get this straight, she hasn’t been playing golf for 20 years.. 🤔
So regardless dog if she is better than him or not (we have no way of knowing, probably not from the same tees 😅), he may indeed know more about the game.
Get. A. Grip.
So you'd feel good about having any random old person on the street tell you what you should or shouldn't do, interrupt you twice, and take credit for your future improvement just because he knows more about life then you?
@@2608alice 'Old person?'
She will still be lousier than one of the worst Pro Mens Golfers !! So might as well take that advice and improve. Some of the greatest sports persons in the world take the advice if it's worth salt.
😂what????
Athletes take advice from other athletes, not randos.
@@janeryan2709 It takes Coaches , spotters , and even common fans who spot issues that can change the game of a sports man for the better . But Rando atheletes wouldn't know this nor would rando trollers
For god sake people. Stop turning this into a sexist issue…unwanted advice is given to men by men too………
No it isn't.
But it would still be mansplaining then, no? I mean, I have witnessed men explaining things to each other as well as me that they certainly had less or no expertise on. They did not mean harm of course, but I don't think it's a very fruitful habit that I would want to positively reinforce in others. It has a rather obnoxious taste, imho.
I wouldn't call it man-splaining. What he said was correct and to the point. "man-splaining" is to go on-and-on about things that are obvious. He just offered his experience - but she didn't go there to have his opinion - just to practice. But then again, showing up to practice with that kind of revealing outfit is kind of ASKING for mens attention - and the man just used his advice as a conversation starter. But God forbid if a man should try to strike up a conversation with a woman. That is probably what offended people the most?
"[S]howing up to practice with that kind of revealing outfit"? LOOOOL misogyny jumped out. If he wanted to start a conversation, then talk to her about golf? Or literally anything else. If he was trying to hit on her, implying that she is not good at something that she clearly does PROFESSIONALLY is not a good opener.
Yeah the real issue here is her clothes... 😱😮💨 She was totally asking for the attention, right? Smh I can't take this seriously😂
The best way to hit on someone is be nice, respectful and polite. Arrogantly telling someone wha they are doing is wrong, and then saying "I've been doing this 20 years" and then continuing to impose when you can see she is visibly awkward.... I hope you can see the lesson here. I bet he was trying to hit on her, just not in a smart way. A better way to hit on her would have been to compliment her or ask for permission to give a correction on something he noticed. And first, introduce yourself. It's called manners. Hi, I'm SoAndSo, I noticed something about your swing. Do you mind if I give you a pointer. Wow, manners. She probably still would have known much more than him, but by giving her the ability to accept or reject the conversation, he would have been polite and unoffensive. As it is, he comes across as arrogant and a know-it-all. Not the best strategy.
Put some clothes on!
She does tiktok...you should see some of the outfits she wears there......professionals have changed over the years I guess
It was a setup. It didn't look like she was wearing any clothes at first. She found the tightest pants possible just to get clicks and views. The guy simply thought he was being helpful and hoping to get a little action on the side by chatting with her.
@@Steve65065 totally agree, she played the media perfectly, no doubt her subscriber/follower count has shot up on all her platforms as well
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I laughed harder at the male host NOT being able to explain what mansplaining is, OTHERWISE he'd be MANSPLAINING!!! That lady is great. Finally, a female that is NOT offended by everything. LOL
P.S.
After some reflection, I have adjusted my thoughts. Shame on this girl. She has released a recorded video that denigrates a man who was just, albeit awkwardly, trying to talk to her. She kept the video and used it to gain recognition in the on-line world. Media has inflated her golf status...I don't think that she is a touring pro. She draws attention by wearing no-imagination clothing. Then goes on tv looking like she is a victim on the way to Sunday school. I wonder if this video was staged for the purpose of creating today's narrative.
Georgia not only is pretty, she was gracious. She seems to be a sweet soul. She could have addressed it with the man unagressively and the conversation could have been fun for both of them She chose not to and that is fine. The issue I have is the guy was trying to make conversation and the world is crucifying him for it. He may have messed it up, but he was trying to interact with the people of the world. Don't make him regret talking to others. Handle these situations with dignity and let's all start back enjoying being social in real life and not just via the internet. Quit making people who try to talk to you feel like weirdos.
The guy was bit arrogant but he was doing what he though was a favour. Not the worst behaviour I have seen on a golfing range by a long shot.