Jon Rahm displayed his classic fiery temper during the PGA Tour's Sentry Tournament of Champions.
Rahm was putting for birdie on the final hole of his second round at the Plantation Course in Kapalua when his attempt missed on the high side.
The Spanish World No.5 simply did not appreciate what he saw and after exasperatingly muttering to himself for a few seconds he decided to part ways with his golf ball.
We've all been there. Sometimes golf balls just need to die.
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Rahm found himself seven strokes adrift of leader Collin Morikawa heading into the final round.
Two-time major champion Morikawa went bogey-free over the first 54-holes to cultivate a huge lead.
As for Rahm, it looks as though he will be made to wait another year before having another crack at winning this tournament.
Rahm finished runner-up in this event last season to Cameron Smith who finished on 34-under par.
That remains a record-low winning score in PGA Tour history.
Smith is ineligible to play in the event this week owing to the fact he has joined the LIV Golf League.
Rahm told the media earlier this week of that near-miss:
Rahm is also using the new Callaway Paradym driver this week.
Read more about the new driver here.
You can also read more about the new Callaway Paradym irons here and the fairway woods here.
Why not watch our review of the new Callaway Paradym driver below?
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