Bubba Watson Had a Less-Than-Enjoyable 1st Round at the US Open

Bubba Watson isn't playing poorly, but he's not having a lot of fun in the opening round of the 2015 U.S. Open.

The Bagdad, Florida, native lost his touch in a couple of spots Thursday, double bogeying No. 1 and No. 10 before finishing his round with an even-par score of 70 at Chambers Bay in University Place, Washington.

As of this writing, Watson is in the middle of a whopping 25-way tie for 21st place. And judging by his remarks and body language on the course, he's had more relaxing days.

For the Win's Luke Kerr-Dineen reports Watson began complaining loudly about the slow pace of play at the tournament after a poor wood shot at No. 18. 

"Thirty-minute wait!" Watson shouted. "This is pathetic professional golf!"

Looking at this Vine uploaded by Golf Unfiltered's Adam Fonseca, I'm surprised Watson resisted hammer tossing his club into a sand trap.

So, uh, remember that whole thing about no one on the PGA Tour wanting to help Watson in a parking lot scrap?

This is could be why they'd let you fend for yourself between the Mazdas, Bubba.

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