Clark’s tee shot on the par-4 third hole landed in the fairway, bounced in the air and returned to his own pitch mark.

Clark's tee shot on the third hole was determined to have come to rest in its own pitch mark and relief was allowed.

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Per ESPN's Ryan Clark, however, such an idea is both "soft" and "dumb" and makes it seem like you're too lazy to coach your players on how to defend the play. "How soft do you have to be?

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but this particular request really tubbed safety-turned-ESPN analyst Ryan Clark the wrong way, who took some time on NFL Live to blast the “soft” teams looking to remove the push.