'How'd You Get On Today?' - Poulter Shares Hilarious Dinner Video
Safe to say that Shane Lowry and Lee Westwood weren't in the best moods following their first day defeats
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The WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (opens in new tab) got underway on Wednesday and it seems that some got on better than others. This was demonstrated in a humorous video posted by Ian Poulter, with the Englishman having dinner with his fellow Ryder Cup stars Lee Westwood and Shane Lowry.
In the video, which you can see below, Poulter posts the question: "How did you get on today?" to both Westwood and Lowry, with their responses being relatively obvious...
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Westwood, who lost 3&2 to Talor Gooch, throws up what we can only describe as a non-friendly gesture! Before Lowry, who lost 2&1 to Harold Varner, does the same. The exchange causes Poulter, who himself lost 2&1 to Scottie Scheffler, to respond with: "Have a nice dinner boys," before taking a long sip of his beverage.
The Englishman is known for his hilarious social media activity, just a few days ago he posted a video of himself, Westwood and Justin Rose drinking a bottle of Opus One red wine, which was bought for the table by Lowry (opens in new tab) following his hole-in-one at The Players Championship.
Along with the red wine video, there was also a hilarious post of Poulter, Tyrrell Hatton, Henrik Stenson and Rory McIlroy at the 2021 Players Championship. In the video, the foursome were a combined 29-over-par for the day, causing Poulter to describe them as "a bunch of muppets."
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