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Barstool Sports host weighs in on Internet Invitational villain Luke Kwon
Jessica Marksbury
Dalke, who films with Mo as members of the Good Good crew, said Mo has been dealing with the fallout from the situation at the Invitational, battling internet trolls who criticized both him and his family members.
“People are going to see his family, which is obviously unpleasant and just unbelievable that people would do that,” he said. “But then again, it’s the Internet, and when you have so many eyes on you for one video, it’s like you’re being praised for doing the right things. If you’re potentially doing the wrong things, you’re going to get heat.”
“I saw the video,” Knost said. “Do I think he moved the dial? Absolutely. Do I mind? No. This isn’t a PGA Tour event. I mean, it’s a slope on a rangefinder. Who cares?”
“Exactly,” Dalke replied. “I mean, the video doesn’t look good. I will say that. But at the same time, it’s like no one will ever know for sure if he did that, except Mo. He’s the only one who will ever know if he did or not. Maybe he just panicked and checked and it just looked wrong. I don’t know, but only he will know for sure.”
For more from Dalke, including additional insights from the Internet Invitational, watch the full episode of Subpar below.
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