I just wrote the other day how San Francisco Giants games have become hard to watch, so it's not a huge surprise to see that the fans have taken to entertaining themselves. The above video was filmed on Friday evening during a Giants vs. Dodgers game and presumably these guys are not all backing the same team. Props to the security at AT&T Park for getting on top of this ruckus after... umm... 5 minutes? Also, I'm pretty sure that wasting an $8 cup of beer in a fight is poor management of one's personal finances.

Before last Friday, Sergio Garcia had gone several years at the Masters without shooting a round under 70. Not that his breakthrough round led anywhere, as he quickly faded over the weekend and ended up near the end of the pack amongst those who made the cut. So maybe Augusta National simply doesn't suit his game? Of course not, it's just because the course sucks.

This interview with the Golf Channel is the latest in a long line of incidents of Sergio acting - if you'll excuse me - like a whiny little bitch. Can you imagine Tiger Woods ever under any circumstances acting this way? No, because he's not a loser and when he doesn't make the shots he needs to make, he owns it. You'll notice Padraig Harrington, also not a loser, completely contradicts Sergio right after the interview when they ask him about the course.

The one huge thing Sergio seems to forget is that everyone else is always playing the same course in the same conditions, and if Anthony Kim can make 11 birdies in a single round it's ridiculous to suggest the course is unfair. Garcia has as much talent as anyone on tour, but it's obvious he lacks the mental toughness to take full advantage.

During a Tuesday practice round at Augusta National while tuning up for the 2009 Masters, Vijay Singh pulled off an amazing trick shot on the par 3 16th where he skipped the ball several times over the water, up onto the green, and finally into the hole. Knowing Vijay Singh, he probably frowned about it and then told someone nearby to go screw himself.