Brandel Chamblee connects Tiger Woods to poor behavior in golf
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 3:47 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Brandel Chamblee expressed strong views about the behavior of modern golfers during Golf Channel's Live From The US Open. He criticized today's players for using profanity and displaying poor conduct on the course, attributing this trend in part to Tiger Woods' influence. Chamblee argued that Woods, while a great player, set a negative example through his actions. He pointed out that past legends like Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Greg Norman upheld a different standard. Chamblee believes it is the responsibility of current players to maintain decorum, especially with the wealth and scrutiny they face. He supported the implementation of a new code of conduct among players.
- •Brandel Chamblee spoke on Golf Channel's Live From The US Open.
- •He criticized modern players for using profanity and throwing clubs.
- •Chamblee linked this behavior to Tiger Woods' influence.
- •He noted past players maintained a higher standard of conduct.
- •A new code of conduct has been implemented for players.
- 3:47 PMYahoo Sports — Brandel Chamblee explains why Tiger Woods is to blame for some of the appalling behavior in pro golf
"Tiger Woods is unquestionably one of the two greatest golfers to have ever graced the game. Many argue that he is actually the greatest, despite the fact that he finished three majors short of Jack Nicklaus’ record 18 major championship wins.
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