Rory McILroy hopes to avoid the meeting of clumsy masters with Heckler De Sawgrass Telephone

Rory McILroy hopes to avoid what would be an awkward meeting with the amateur golfer Luke Potter at the masters of next year.

McILroy and the Golfer of the University of Texas provided one of the most surreal moments of a golf course during the players’ championship in March.

In a particular turn of events, McILroy took a mobile phone in a heckling potter during one of the practice sessions of TPC Sawgrass.

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Potter looked at PGA Tour professionals to warm up only a few days after celebrating the victory of the Collegiate Hayt tournament with the longhorns at the Sawgrass Country Club.

After a journey of McILroy to the 18th hole found himself in the water, Potter would have narrated about a similar shot from the 2011 Masters, a low point in the career of the North Irish golfer when he missed the green jacket after a final.

Captured on video, after Potter’s Jibe, McILroy approached and asked: “Can I see your phone?” Then started taking the phone and starting again.

A visibly amazed potter was held perplexed, his outstretched hand suspended in the air, while McILroy fiddled with the golf -go -up before transporting him to the course.

The incident, which left the spectators in shock, quickly led to the withdrawal of Potter from the course; Later, his mobile phone returned.

When asked the golf chain on the incident, Potter apologized by saying: “Listen, I just made a mistake, and I am appropriating for that. I apologize. That’s about everything that must be said. … It’s just a good learning experience. Yes, I apologize.”

Potter would also have sent excuses written to McILroy, to the PGA Tour Jay Monahan commissioner and to several others.

Remarkably, the duo could be defined for what would be an awkward meeting to masters of all places.

Potter is currently participating in the United States amateur championship at the San Francisco Olympic Club.

The winner of the prestigious tournament obtains not only a gold medal and the Havemeyer trophy for a year, but also an exemption from open, the US Open and the Masters next year if they remain an amatuer.

And as an additional bonus, they are included in a first -round group with the reigning masters champion, who is of course McILroy!

Potter, however, has work to do if he has to get there after finishing his first round in California in California in +2, but stranger things have happened.