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Inside the unique tradition of golf’s liveliest lunch break

Inside the unique tradition of golf’s liveliest lunch break

Amidst the serene greens and hushed whispers of the golf course, a lively cacophony erupts come midday. This is “lunch break,” a unique tradition where golfers cast aside their etiquette and embrace a jovial atmosphere.

From boisterous cheers to playful banter, the air crackles with a contagious camaraderie. Caddies transform into impromptu servers, balancing trays of sandwiches and beer while navigating the bustling crowd.

This unfiltered spectacle is a stark contrast to the formal silence that prevails during the game. It’s a time for friends to reconnect, for strategy to be exchanged, and for shared laughs to echo across the links.

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Rory cards 67 in round marked by flying clubhead

Rory cards 67 in round marked by flying clubhead

Rory McIlroy stormed into contention at the CJ Cup in South Carolina with a scintillating 67 on Friday, despite a bizarre incident involving his clubhead flying off. The four-time major champion reached 5 under par for the tournament after 36 holes, trailing leader Kurt Kitayama by three strokes. McIlroy’s round was highlighted by an eagle on the par-5 15th hole, but it was overshadowed by the clubhead incident on the 13th hole. After hitting an aggressive drive, McIlroy’s clubhead detached and sailed into the rough. Remarkably, the Northern Irishman was able to find the clubhead and reattach it, before hitting a superb approach shot to set up a birdie.

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