The PGA Tour wants to put doors to the field.Jay Monahan, commissioner of the Circuit, announced that fans will be expelled to shouts from 'Brooksie' to Dechambeau."When you hear 'Brooksie' or any other expression of that kind, I haveThe type of behavior that we are not going to tolerate in the future, "said Jay Monahan, commissioner of the PGA Tour.

The verbal confrontation in networks between Brooks Koepka and Bryson Dechambeau jumped into the field in early June.In the memorial a group of fans singed "Brooksie, Brooksie" [reference to Koepka's name], while Dechambeau was playing.Koepka, who was resting in Florida, upon learning, hastened to upload a video to social networks thanking the fans for remembered and rewarding the enthusiasts who had perpetrated that with beer boxes.

The episode of the songs was repeated last weekend during the BMW Championship after Dechambeau lost a six -hole playoff against Patrick Cantlay.From the PGA Tour you want to avoid this episode in the Fedex Cup final.

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"When a cozy and safe atmosphere is expected to a PGA Tournament, so there will be no comments or gestures that undermine the inclusive and welcoming nature of the game or any type of harassment of players, caddies, volunteers, official, personal, personal andOther spectators. Fans who violate our code of conduct will be subject to the expulsion of the tournament and the loss of their credentials or tickets, "said Monahan.

Monahan commented that he has spoken with Dechambeau and Koepka."It is something that I have spoken not only with those two players, but with many of our players. It is something I have talked about with our industry partners, and we all agree that together we must join and demonstrate whatIt is truly exceptional in our game. And if we go back to the history of the game, the values of honor, integrity and respect that have been the central fabric of the game from that moment, our expectation is that this is what we are going to experience in ourTournaments, "he said.