Scots golfer Bob MacIntyre says sorry for swearing but Andy Murray not impressed
SCOTTISH golf hero Bob MacIntyre issued an apology after being caught turning the air blue at the Irish Open.
Admitting he “does this at least once a year”, the rueful Oban hero said sorry for swearing on the course but admitted he’s never going to change. Bob MacIntyre apologised for swearing on course in Ireland today
He wrote on X: “I am sorry for the swearing on course but guess what am not gonna change I play golf with heart and fight.”
That drew a light-hearted response from freshly-retired Scottish tennis hero Andy Murray, a man who has often been taken to task himself for his antics on court.
Pal Murray, who is set to partner MacIntyre at the BMW Open Pro-Am event only next week, said: “Hopefully we don’t hear any of those sort of words next Wednesday.
“I can guarantee you will see some thinned drives however!”
This time it was MacIntyre who responded: “Wait and f***ing see”
Murray brought his long goodbye to an end at the Paris Olympics last month.
He and Wimbledon said an emotional farewell to each other a few weeks earlier.
But moving to the golf course – a sport he and brother Jamie have dabbled in throughout their lives – has given the 37=year-old a focus after his retirement.
