[d4cohn]

I had the same question about conceding putts. It looked like the Texas guy had about an 18" putt and the OSU guy conceded it, putting the pressure on himself to make his 3 ft putt. Would it have been bad form for him to make the Texas guy sink his 18" putt?

Yes, it would have been bad form to make him putt the tap-in. And I think the putt was longer than 3 ft. (more like 4 to 5 ft). Did the one thing you can't do in golf (three-putt for bogey).

[d4cohn]

I had the same question about conceding putts. It looked like the Texas guy had about an 18" putt and the OSU guy conceded it, putting the pressure on himself to make his 3 ft putt. Would it have been bad form for him to make the Texas guy sink his 18" putt?

Yes, it would have been bad form to make him putt the tap-in. And I think the putt was longer than 3 ft. (more like 4 to 5 ft). Did the one thing you can't do in golf (three-putt for bogey).