US star Anthony Kim has been accused of barging past one of the European players during Saturday's (September 20th) single matches at the Ryder Cup.
Cobra's Ian Poulter - the best-performing player in the European side with four points from five matches - was annoyed after
Nike Golf star Kim allegedly walked into him on the 14th tee.
Describing the incident, Poulter commented: "It was someone who just decided that I wasn't there and they would like to walk through me, as opposed to walking around me, as I was walking off the [14th] tee.
"He decided to drop his right shoulder into me. I said, 'that was awfully nice' and he said, 'What?'"
Controversy
Kim set the ball rolling for the US in Sunday's singles matches, beating European number two Sergio Garcia 5 and 4 in the first match-up.
More ill-feeling appeared to arise in the Garcia-Kim match, with both players refusing to concede putts which would usually be considered as 'gimmes'.
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