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Due to new PGA rules, the 2007 Masters champion did not receive a penalty and was not charged with a stroke after his hit was deemed not intentional
Johnson, playing with Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar, told the golfers they could laugh at his mistake.
Johnson had another questionable hit earlier in the day, when his ball zoomed toward several terrified spectators.
He amazingly would go on to birdie the hole.
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Needless to say, a lot of people could relate to Johnson’s blunder:
