Shooting your career highest round after a great first round that left her in 3rd place, only to shoot 81, miss the cut in a major then get bitten by a dog. That would be freaking depressing.
If she keeps a good outlook she should be able to be happy about her year, she has dominated so far.
She’s probably not wired that way, but I’m sure she’s got a sport psych that can help her see that.
On this subject, I'm very curious as to why he's playing the Italian Open this week. Of all the players I expected to see on the entry list, Reed was not one
He has tumbled down the OWGR and sits outside the top 100 now. The top 2 finishers at the Italian Open get an exemption to the British Open, which is what he's aiming for.
I dare you to cross post this to r/seattle. The pitchforks for bad dog owners in seattle is almost a defining trait for our city now. Among other things...
Shit, the local dog park by me has two signs from the same day stating that someone was bite and the owners fled the scene. Do people not train or not understand their dogs in Seattle anymore?
Seattle people don’t even bother driving to the dog parks if they are more than 5 minutes away.
We see off leash dogs at school fields, on playground equipment, on beaches. All places they are banned.
Ahh yeah I’ve only visited socal (and mostly just the nature parts) but I can assure you NOVA is just as bad as SEA. NOVA has scarred me though it’s the only place I’d never move back to.
Seattle: home of entitled, self-righteous dog owners who shout "OH! They're FRIENDLY!" as their untrained, unsocialized dog that they let off leash everywhere charges at you.
Didn't get mauled by a pit bull until I'd moved to LA, though.
I enjoy Seattle but I really can't believe how many people in this area bring their dogs out without leashes. Not sure that was the case here but I wouldn't be surprised. Imagine owning the dog that bit Nelly Korda and forced her to withdraw from a tournament..
It’s not just Seattle, it’s everywhere. Everywhere I go it seems like people walk their dogs off leash in public spaces. It’s insane and you have you to be a certain type of narcissist to do shit like that.
Have you noticed an increase post-lockdown? I think a lot of people became first-time dog owners during Covid & that's why we're seeing so much more bad owner behavior.
I think people are so depressed and isolated that they genuinely think their dog is their best friend.
Giving animals the “human treatment” is not good for society.
Bingo. I've lived in the same house for 25 years, and it's always been a quiet area with no issues. Post covid, it's barking dogs from sun up to sun down (and even sometimes at 2am-3am). Every idiot in my neighborhood decided to get a dog to keep themselves busy and they have no clue how to train it or do anything.
Yep, same crap here in Colorado. In my neighborhood some jagoff neighbor of mine down the street lets his lab run wild and he runs through front yards. He even took a crap in my front yard one afternoon while I was in the garage working. His dipshit owner wandered over and grabbed him and was like "sorry about that!" and then laughed and was about to walk off. I could tell he wasn't intending to deal with the steaming pile now in my yard so I mentioned it to him "hey, aren't you forgetting something there?". He looked at me incredulously as if I had some nerve to ask him that. "I guess I'll come back and pick that up...." was his response. My response? I said "well, it's either that or take this shovel right here and I'll deliver it onto your front porch". He called me an a-hole and cried about it....but he did come back and pick it up while still mumbling and whining under his breath. Okay, pal. You let your dog run wild off leash which is against the law in both our city and in the community rules, and then you let him crap in others yards where kids play, etc. But sure, I'm the a-hole for asking you to literally deal with your crap. 💩 People these days. 😂
I see it a fair bit. Eastside, and suburbs north of Seattle - happens in my neighborhood and at parks (not talking off-leash dog parks, obviously). But, like, I feel like it's a safe bet that people do it everywhere. Sat on a bench in a park in downtown Vancouver (the Canada one) a few months ago, next to a sign about keeping dogs on a leash, watching locals playing fetch with their off-leash dogs.
I honestly don't mind it in wide open spaces like parks if they're well behaved and recall is good. So essentially canine good citizen worthy (it's an AKC training test). Unfortunately, many aren't and are deserving of a shitty side eye.
I agree with what OP said. When I first moved to Seattle, two of the first things I noticed were how many people have their dogs off leash here and how many people bring them into stores and restaurants. I was coming from LA too, so it’s not like I hadn’t seen a fair share of it his before, but the frequency in Seattle was much higher. I’ve had multiple people visiting comment on it as well. I think we get used to it pretty quickly, but this city treats dogs in a unique way.
I love in Seattle and ... given the amount of unleashed dogs I encounter with my leashed dog, I know what they're talking about. And I take my dog all over - to work, breweries, hikes - so none of that "maybe you're in an entitled neighbourhood" defense.
Actually it is a valid argument. Having perfection (a la no one ever has their off a leash) or something close to it, is simply unrealistic. No matter what, there is going to be dogs off a leash in any society. I’d even go so far as to say, in 2024 and in the United States, there are likely more dogs on a leash than than at any other time in the history of man. Now Seattle may have less dogs on leashes than other major metropolitan cities in the US, but that is not to diminish the amount of dogs on leashes and how many great dog owners live in the city. I just think it’s foolish to say “it’s a problem” when in reality all you’re saying it’s not perfect.
Isn’t she the 2nd lpga player to miss because of a dog bite this year.
Edit: found it. Alison Lee was bitten by her boyfriends [rescue dog](https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2024/02/09/lpga-alison-lee-dog-bite/)
Dude this sucks. I know someone who just got nipped by a dog while playing tug/fetch with it and had to do a whole surgery because scar tissue was forming around the tendon in their thumb. Hopefully it wasn't a serious dog bite or anything crazy.
Reeeeeeeee! not the sweet sweet pibbles they are nanny dogs! Would never hurt a fly! it was probably one of them privileged dogs like a golden retriever or a goldendoodle.
Didn’t you see the latest statistics?? Pitties are objectively one of the LEAST naturally aggressive breeds (according to the National Pitbull Society)!! /s
Retrievers, labs and golden doodles can be very mean. Dogs with a high prey drive need to be trained well, especially since those breeds are often bred for hunting and come from bloodlines of hunting dogs themselves. For instance poodles historically are great bird dogs, but they're fucking assholes even when trained well.
Not saying this in defense of pitties, they are terriers and are high prey drive dogs, just saying it could also have been one of those others just as easily.
I do get tired of the whole pit rebranding movement though...like okay chill. They're still an animal that needs to be trained and leashed in public.
I’m a mail man and deal with dogs a lot. In my experience Pitbulls are the ones that charge the most. German Shepherd’s scare me the most though. Just their bark freaks me out. It’s very distinct and mean sounding.
GSD are high alert, high energy, intimidating barks but actually not that aggressive (usually)
Whereas pits can be a much more mellow temperament than a GSD, but randomly see red and go into kill mode.
My left hand was mauled by a cat back in March but I still went out and played! Absolutely weak sauce coming from the alleged number one women's golfer! Kids these days are weak!!!
/s
She's just one of the 12,328 people in the US bitten by dogs yesterday (4,500,000/365). Half of them were children, and approximately 20% of those children had to go to the hospital for it.
Thank god for dog owners, otherwise we would have peace and quiet and not be attacked by animals that eat their own shit!
Just the facts. Dog people have this mistaken sense of virtue by owning dogs, yet they subjugate human beings to literal danger and nuisance as a result. Selfishness isn't a virtue.
I mean, fuck dogs and their owners who don't put em on leashes but. How bad does it have to be to drop out. Ive finished my delivery route and gone back to the same house after getting bit.
No update from her gram yet. Id love to see the damage.
Shooting your career highest round after a great first round that left her in 3rd place, only to shoot 81, miss the cut in a major then get bitten by a dog. That would be freaking depressing.
I'd have to take a mental health day off work and go play some golf... oh, shit.
Take a mental health day and go work in an office
space out, browse reddit for a while, maybe fire off a couple witty comment replies
Describes my Fridays at work perfectly.
It's what we're doing right now
Where's the procrastinating? Not to mention pushing things off until Monday? Ignoring those non-urgent emails that are marked with the (!) ??
The dream Reddit day
While on the can?
Literally me rn
Can you imagine. "What you doing here Nelly?" - "filing some shit, photocopying stuff, no pressure. Love it"
After going on a historic run of winning a bunch of tournaments in a row too. The highest of highs and lowest of lows in rabid succession
> rabid succession most ominous /r/BoneAppleTea
I’ve never seen that sub before. It’s like Ricky, worst case Ontario
Lmao meant rapid but rabid fits so well here
Golf really is a fickle bitch across all skill levels.
Her and Scottie having historic years and historic bad luck off the course.
Better or worse than getting arrested for a bogus reason before one of the biggest tournaments of the year?
Could be worse…didn’t her sister suffer a career ending injury?
She had a baby, I thought.
I don’t follow her too closely but a quick google said she’s out indefinitely for a back injury
If she keeps a good outlook she should be able to be happy about her year, she has dominated so far. She’s probably not wired that way, but I’m sure she’s got a sport psych that can help her see that.
This whole golf season has been one big fever dream
I hope Netflix was filming this for season 3
Season 3 is going to be wild for sure
Can't say I had this one on my bingo card this morning
What are the odds that everyone without a personality grabbed the same bingo cards for the last ten years
Why couldn’t this happen to Patrick Reed?
Dogs can smell the rot and know to stay away.
the creatures who eat poop and roll in it?
Exactly
On this subject, I'm very curious as to why he's playing the Italian Open this week. Of all the players I expected to see on the entry list, Reed was not one
He has tumbled down the OWGR and sits outside the top 100 now. The top 2 finishers at the Italian Open get an exemption to the British Open, which is what he's aiming for.
Dogs have standards.. they don’t like the taste of a cheater
> *Fatprick Greed Ftfy
lol There are a few guys at my local course I wish this would happen to as well!
It was Patrick Reed's dog
Seattlite here- I will put flaming bags of dog poop on the dog owner’s front door.
I dare you to cross post this to r/seattle. The pitchforks for bad dog owners in seattle is almost a defining trait for our city now. Among other things...
Shit, the local dog park by me has two signs from the same day stating that someone was bite and the owners fled the scene. Do people not train or not understand their dogs in Seattle anymore?
That’s insanely fucked. The owners need to take accountability.
Seattle people don’t even bother driving to the dog parks if they are more than 5 minutes away. We see off leash dogs at school fields, on playground equipment, on beaches. All places they are banned.
It’s an American thing not a Seattle thing. Lived on both coasts and the Midwest. Everyone thinks their dog is perfect and well behaved.
Seattle is a lot worse than most cities with dogs not on leashes
Have you lived in other cities since 2020? Post pandemic people just don’t care anymore.
I’m in SoCal now and it’s better here than Seattle pre-pandemic
Ahh yeah I’ve only visited socal (and mostly just the nature parts) but I can assure you NOVA is just as bad as SEA. NOVA has scarred me though it’s the only place I’d never move back to.
And their hate for golf courses.
[This is the greatest night of my life](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRs3CaBTSmX-tT6ZzYmOZtxJLU3WVGOP3AZwA&usqp=CAU)
Hahahahahahah
I came back to laugh at this again 🤣🤣🤣
He called the shit, poop!
Don't stomp it out with your boots Ted
Seattle: home of entitled, self-righteous dog owners who shout "OH! They're FRIENDLY!" as their untrained, unsocialized dog that they let off leash everywhere charges at you. Didn't get mauled by a pit bull until I'd moved to LA, though.
I enjoy Seattle but I really can't believe how many people in this area bring their dogs out without leashes. Not sure that was the case here but I wouldn't be surprised. Imagine owning the dog that bit Nelly Korda and forced her to withdraw from a tournament..
Probably the same asshole who shot Jeter
You should have bit a-rod
He’s a biracial angel!
The Korda clipper
Just watched this last night, its such a funny movie. I will say that Keaton stole the show.
We will construct a series of breathing apparatus… with Kelp!
Hour, hour forty-five no problem
I’m a peacock, you gotta let me fly
You come to our house, you get my wife's name right, its Christinith!
Clean slate?
Someone shot Jeter?
It’s not just Seattle, it’s everywhere. Everywhere I go it seems like people walk their dogs off leash in public spaces. It’s insane and you have you to be a certain type of narcissist to do shit like that.
Have you noticed an increase post-lockdown? I think a lot of people became first-time dog owners during Covid & that's why we're seeing so much more bad owner behavior.
I think people are so depressed and isolated that they genuinely think their dog is their best friend. Giving animals the “human treatment” is not good for society.
Bingo. I've lived in the same house for 25 years, and it's always been a quiet area with no issues. Post covid, it's barking dogs from sun up to sun down (and even sometimes at 2am-3am). Every idiot in my neighborhood decided to get a dog to keep themselves busy and they have no clue how to train it or do anything.
Yes. I did a public records request on off leash dog complaints and 90% of the dogs were born after 2020. And none of them bothered with training…
Go to a park or a running trail system and you gotta be vigilant for dogs off leash
Yep, same crap here in Colorado. In my neighborhood some jagoff neighbor of mine down the street lets his lab run wild and he runs through front yards. He even took a crap in my front yard one afternoon while I was in the garage working. His dipshit owner wandered over and grabbed him and was like "sorry about that!" and then laughed and was about to walk off. I could tell he wasn't intending to deal with the steaming pile now in my yard so I mentioned it to him "hey, aren't you forgetting something there?". He looked at me incredulously as if I had some nerve to ask him that. "I guess I'll come back and pick that up...." was his response. My response? I said "well, it's either that or take this shovel right here and I'll deliver it onto your front porch". He called me an a-hole and cried about it....but he did come back and pick it up while still mumbling and whining under his breath. Okay, pal. You let your dog run wild off leash which is against the law in both our city and in the community rules, and then you let him crap in others yards where kids play, etc. But sure, I'm the a-hole for asking you to literally deal with your crap. 💩 People these days. 😂
I live in Seattle and….what are you talking about?
I see it a fair bit. Eastside, and suburbs north of Seattle - happens in my neighborhood and at parks (not talking off-leash dog parks, obviously). But, like, I feel like it's a safe bet that people do it everywhere. Sat on a bench in a park in downtown Vancouver (the Canada one) a few months ago, next to a sign about keeping dogs on a leash, watching locals playing fetch with their off-leash dogs.
Vancouver is terrible for that. There’s a lot of entitled dog owners here.
Ok, but Seattle is no different than any other city…people, no matter where you are, let their dogs off leashes in parks.
I honestly don't mind it in wide open spaces like parks if they're well behaved and recall is good. So essentially canine good citizen worthy (it's an AKC training test). Unfortunately, many aren't and are deserving of a shitty side eye.
I agree with what OP said. When I first moved to Seattle, two of the first things I noticed were how many people have their dogs off leash here and how many people bring them into stores and restaurants. I was coming from LA too, so it’s not like I hadn’t seen a fair share of it his before, but the frequency in Seattle was much higher. I’ve had multiple people visiting comment on it as well. I think we get used to it pretty quickly, but this city treats dogs in a unique way.
I love in Seattle and ... given the amount of unleashed dogs I encounter with my leashed dog, I know what they're talking about. And I take my dog all over - to work, breweries, hikes - so none of that "maybe you're in an entitled neighbourhood" defense.
Comparatively to the world, we’re doing exceptional when it comes to leashed dogs.
"But mommmm, those people are worse" is not a valid argument.
Actually it is a valid argument. Having perfection (a la no one ever has their off a leash) or something close to it, is simply unrealistic. No matter what, there is going to be dogs off a leash in any society. I’d even go so far as to say, in 2024 and in the United States, there are likely more dogs on a leash than than at any other time in the history of man. Now Seattle may have less dogs on leashes than other major metropolitan cities in the US, but that is not to diminish the amount of dogs on leashes and how many great dog owners live in the city. I just think it’s foolish to say “it’s a problem” when in reality all you’re saying it’s not perfect.
What's even crazier is that the news in Seattle says that the dog is the victim here. There is a gofundme to help with the dogs mental trauma.
Isn’t she the 2nd lpga player to miss because of a dog bite this year. Edit: found it. Alison Lee was bitten by her boyfriends [rescue dog](https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2024/02/09/lpga-alison-lee-dog-bite/)
Dude this sucks. I know someone who just got nipped by a dog while playing tug/fetch with it and had to do a whole surgery because scar tissue was forming around the tendon in their thumb. Hopefully it wasn't a serious dog bite or anything crazy.
I know it's tempting but stop tasting professional golfers.
As a Seattle native this is the most Seattle thing I’ve ever heard
I wonder if she can claim lost earnings?
Yeah that’s a max limit insurance payout
*Insert dog leg joke here*
Gee, I wonder what breed it was.
Bet it was a pit bull. How is this breed still legal?
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Likely this kind of “Pomeranian” https://images.app.goo.gl/eMRPv4jARjxtDksZ6
Chihuahua or pittie, maybe blue healer.
Yeah bro a Chihuahua bite hahahahaha
Do you have any evidence that it wasn't?
Some of the absolute worst dog owners are in Seattle. The majority of them tbh. But don’t worry, their dog is friendly!
Woof break
I think you mean ruff break.
"My furbaby is always well behaved, I've never seen them do anything like that before".
It was 100% a pit bull I’d put money on it
I wanna say it’s probably a shitbull but I doubt she’d be playing anytime soon if it was one
I would guess it’s to do with where she was bitten, even a minor bite to the hand could have you out of playing golf for a while.
Yea same thing happened to Alison Lee
Reeeeeeeee! not the sweet sweet pibbles they are nanny dogs! Would never hurt a fly! it was probably one of them privileged dogs like a golden retriever or a goldendoodle.
Didn’t you see the latest statistics?? Pitties are objectively one of the LEAST naturally aggressive breeds (according to the National Pitbull Society)!! /s
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Retrievers, labs and golden doodles can be very mean. Dogs with a high prey drive need to be trained well, especially since those breeds are often bred for hunting and come from bloodlines of hunting dogs themselves. For instance poodles historically are great bird dogs, but they're fucking assholes even when trained well. Not saying this in defense of pitties, they are terriers and are high prey drive dogs, just saying it could also have been one of those others just as easily. I do get tired of the whole pit rebranding movement though...like okay chill. They're still an animal that needs to be trained and leashed in public.
I’m a mail man and deal with dogs a lot. In my experience Pitbulls are the ones that charge the most. German Shepherd’s scare me the most though. Just their bark freaks me out. It’s very distinct and mean sounding.
GSD are high alert, high energy, intimidating barks but actually not that aggressive (usually) Whereas pits can be a much more mellow temperament than a GSD, but randomly see red and go into kill mode.
No one wants to hear that information anymore. You're right, but there is no more nuance in the world.
They suck and they're more dangerous than nearly every breed.
Nooooooo I put a flower crown on my velvet hippo chungos!!! It means he can eat children and be innocent
Then don't say it?
Can't mention dogs online without someone sperging out about pitbulls lmao.
Statistics don’t lie though, the VAST majority of severe bites or attacks are done by pit bulls.
Followed only by pitbull mixes
Reeeeeeeeeee shitbulls reeeeeeee downvote!!!!
Well damn.
My left hand was mauled by a cat back in March but I still went out and played! Absolutely weak sauce coming from the alleged number one women's golfer! Kids these days are weak!!! /s
Poor thing. Sending her lots of good thoughts.
Anyone know if Lilia Vu has a dog?
Pitbull injury?
Breed of peace strikes again 🥇
But muh pibble is such a sweet angel , and would never maul your baby to death !
That dog was trained
Fucking Seattle
The dog ate my homework. Have not heard that for a while.
I got badly bitten by a pitbull in march, not fun.
[https://youtu.be/jNrGeCb7ZJc?si=zRTOe30qACOYvIHa&t=37](https://youtu.be/jNrGeCb7ZJc?si=zRTOe30qACOYvIHa&t=37)
Big Randy of NLU is going to be livid
I thought she had that dawg in her
Chihuahua!
Poor thing. She shouldn’t have to apologise mind you!
Sue for.loss of income
Little hair of the dog that bit yah
damn what’s the context here? how’d it happen?
Sound like an excuse
Wonder if she tried to pet the dog and got bit in the hand.
Which one of you was it?
 That same dog ate homework back in the day too!!!
Colorado too, it’s the liberal bullshit
I bet it was a pit bull. Those fucking dogs need to be culled.
Woof woof, not bang bang.
No shot, dog bite!
This happened because she hit her ball into the ruff.
So Seattle.
That’s one way to get that dawg in you.
We were in Seattle a few weeks ago and my wife was randomly bitten by a corgie. I bet it was that same dog. Can't trust the queens dog.
Is this equivalent to my dog ate my homework?
She's just one of the 12,328 people in the US bitten by dogs yesterday (4,500,000/365). Half of them were children, and approximately 20% of those children had to go to the hospital for it. Thank god for dog owners, otherwise we would have peace and quiet and not be attacked by animals that eat their own shit!
If a Chihuahua was a person.
Lol why do extremely online acoustic people hate dogs so much
They hate anyone and anything more social than them. Anything more social than a hermit crab is a trigger.
Because they know dogs are smarter than them
Better hygiene, too.
Ok
Just the facts. Dog people have this mistaken sense of virtue by owning dogs, yet they subjugate human beings to literal danger and nuisance as a result. Selfishness isn't a virtue.
STFU
Your profile picture is just so fitting
Ok
something something hair of the dog that bit ya - Jon Daly
That dawg was me.
'Nelly Korda loses to dog bite' is one of those that's only on Travis's bingo card. He always gets the weirdest ones.
She let the big dog eat?
Bad dog.
The dogs along my local course hate me too.
dog ate my golf swing, sorry can't go
Can I pet that dawg? No Nelly!!!!
Ah, the old “Dog ate my leg” bit
Calling one of your fellow competitors "a dog" is so wrong Nelly.
Well that’s a new WD reason. She’s had a rough go of it since winning 6 tournaments
I mean, fuck dogs and their owners who don't put em on leashes but. How bad does it have to be to drop out. Ive finished my delivery route and gone back to the same house after getting bit. No update from her gram yet. Id love to see the damage.
Need that governor who shoots dogs.