"Hard to watch" - Fans react to pro golfer's 'relatable' 5 putt from 10 ft at Shriners Children's Open

Fans on social media have reacted to Joseph Bramlett's brutal five putts from ten feet at this week's Shriners Children's Open. The American golfer started off great but struggled in the second round of the tournament. He teed it up on the tenth hole on Friday, October 18, and struggled on the par-4 first hole.

Joseph Bramlett took five shots from a distance of 10 feet to get his ball into the hole. On the hole, where he could have easily made a birdie, he ended up making a triple bogey.

The Nuclr Golf shared a clip of Joseph Bramlett's unfortunate shot on its X (formerly Twitter) account, writing:

"#WATCH — Joseph Bramlett 5 putts from 10ft ☠️☠️☠️"

Fans in the comment section reacted to the shot. Some called it hard to watch, while others noted it's "relatable."

"This is hard to watch," a fan wrote.

"Relatable.....," another fan wrote.

Some fans took a jab at the golfer, humorously suggesting he might change his gear for the next match, hilariously recommending him to use a "broomstick LAB."

"He’ll have a broomstick LAB in the bag next week," a fan jotted.

"Brutal. It was as if he kept trying to lip out those putts!" one more fan commented

Here are more fan reactions:

Fans reactions ((Image via X/@NUCLRGOLF)

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PGA Tour pro slipped down 47 spots after brutal shots at the 2024 Shriners Children's Open

Joseph Bramlett's game was affected by the triple bogey on the first hole on Friday, October 18, at the 2024 Shriners Children's Open. He was in contention to clinch the title after having a phenomenal start to the tournament. He shot a bogey-free opening round with seven birdies.

However, the unfortunate triple bogey in the second round caused him to slip down 47 spots on the leaderboard. After the semi-finished second round, he was tied for 49th place.

Bramlett started the game on Friday by making bogeys on the tenth and 11th holes. He then made par on the next three, followed by a birdie on the 15th. He shot two birdies and three bogeys on the front nine, then on the back nine he carded two birdies, two bogeys, and an unfortunate triple bogey for a round of 4-over. With a total of 3-under, he tied for 49th place.

However, some players are yet to complete their rounds as play was suspended on Friday due to darkness. After the semi-finished round, Taylor Pendrith is in the lead at 10-under.

Play will resume with the second round on Saturday, October 19, at 10:15 a.m. ET. After the completion of the second round, only the players making the cut will tee off for the final two rounds over the weekend.