Breathe and count to five
If you're going to be successful at the Masters then you need to be able to keep your cool for the entire four days. Just ask Rory McIlroy. When things go wrong you need to be able to stay calm while the crowd goes buck-ape.
It's not that easy though when things just aren't going your way, and it seems that the red-mist has got the better of Henrik Stenson again tonight on day two of the Masters
At the 15th he shanked his tee-shot and then trying to get out of trouble he smacked the ball against a tree. His next shot smacked into the water as he ended with a bogey.
So he did what any sane golfer would-he broke the offending club against his knee.
It's not the first time for the world number two, who ended the day two over after a 73.
He did this at the BMW championship in 2013
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1btvrS1oXq4
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