It’s that time of year when we witness the newest golfer to don that infamous green jacket.
Those attending The Masters tournament cheered on Sergio Garcia, as he putted his way to his first major win. The camera crew panned over to the crowd to show off Garcia’s proud fiancée, Angela Akins, and that’s when things got a little twisted.
The reason we all watch BBC and not Sky. Mr Peter Alliss Ladies and Gents! 😂 @theclub @TheSergioGarcia #themasters pic.twitter.com/eeEgmSyoW1
— Nick Daniel (@nickydan1) April 9, 2017
Peter Alliss of BBC apparently couldn’t keep his comments about Angela Akins to himself. According to Yahoo Beauty, a BBC spokesperson says, “While believing he was off air, Peter made a lighthearted remark which he now knows was inappropriate.”
Of course, Twitter did its thing and let him hear it for the rest of the day.
Tony Romo, learn from these mistakes before you get started.
https://twitter.com/Enduro_Stu/status/851217527896145920?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.yahoo.com%2Fstyle%2Fgolf-commentator-caught-mic-saying-players-fiance-wears-shortest-skirt-country-210536309.html
Peter Alliss is an out of touch disgrace to the game of golf now with these consistent sexist comments
— Hargy🇵🇸 (@Hargy67) April 12, 2017
https://twitter.com/edcumming/status/851215212283932672
Peter Alliss @GolfMonthly.
Come on guys, Alliss was 100% right, everybody was thinking what he said. Or even worse— Ton Crepin (@toncrepin) April 12, 2017
This is Peter Alliss, by the way.
