Tiger Woods is facing criticism from Brandel Chamblee, who believes the golf legend's behavior on the course has influenced a new generation of players to act poorly.
## What happened?
Chamblee spoke on Golf Channel's Live From The US Open, discussing the poor behavior he's witnessed from modern golfers, including the use of profanity and club throwing.
Tiger Woods has been known to throw clubs and yell profanity on the course, which Chamblee believes has set a bad example for younger players.
## Why it matters for Tiger Woods
As one of the greatest golfers of all time, with a record 82 PGA Tour wins, including 15 majors, Tiger Woods' behavior is under scrutiny, with many looking up to him as a role model.
Chamblee pointed out that other golf legends, such as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, never threw clubs or used profanity on the course.
## What comes next?
The PGA Tour has recently introduced a code of conduct to address the issue of poor behavior, which Chamblee believes is a step in the right direction.
And with the likes of Jon Rahm and other modern players being fined for their behavior, it remains to be seen how effective this new code will be in improving the conduct of golfers on the course.
But for now, Tiger Woods' influence on the game is clear, with many players growing up watching him and emulating his behavior, for better or worse.
As of 2023, Tiger Woods is still one of the most dominant forces in golf, despite being 50 years old, and his actions continue to have an impact on the sport.
So it will be interesting to see how the new code of conduct affects the behavior of golfers, including those who have been influenced by Tiger Woods' antics on the course.