Woods accuses drunk Australian fans of going 'over the top' after Reed's caddie was banned from final of Presidents Cup

Golfer, Tiger Woods accused drunk Australian fans of going "over the top" after fellow golfer, Patrick Reed's caddie was banned from the final day of the Presidents Cup after being involved in a physical altercation with an abusive spectator at Royal Melbourne.

US playing-captain Woods and his International counterpart Ernie Els were at odds over the behaviour of disorderly crowds, which will create a super-charged atmosphere for the final day as the hosts plot one of the biggest upsets in team golf history.

Patrick Reed's caddie and brother-in-law Kessler Karain reportedly got in an altercation with a fan on Saturday.[Photo:Stuff.co]

Reed was searching for a new caddie last night after the USPGA Tour dismissed his brother-in-law Kessler Karain, who was accused of shoving a fan who had shouted an obscenity at Reed after his four-ball loss yesterday morning.

Reed has been taunted by pro-International fans for three days over a cheating scandal in the Bahamas last week where he was penalised for improving his lie in a waste bunker. Reed denied he deliberately broke the rules.

[Source:Stuff.co]

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