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Former Open Champion Kicked Out of Masters for Breaking Strict Phone Policy
Former golf champion Mark Calcavecchia has been allegedly kicked out of the Masters tournament after breaking the course's strict no-phone policy, a report claims.
Mark Calcavecchia, a former major golf champion and winner of the 1989 Open Championship, has reportedly been kicked out of the Masters after allegedly breaking the tournament's strict no-phone policy. According to a report, Calcavecchia was removed from the event without explanation despite not being given any specific infraction. The Masters' no-phone policy applies to all players and staff, regardless of their level of achievement. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are still unclear.
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