TYRRELL HATTON was dubbed the “most relatable sportsman of the modern era” after his X-rated meltdown on live TV.

The English golfer, 32, finished tied for fourth place at the LIV Golf Miami event over the weekend.

Yet despite finishing his three rounds with an impressive eight under par, it was a moment of rage that went viral on social media.

After a disappointing drive that narrowly missed the fairway, Hatton could be heard furiously ranting.

And the live coverage astonishingly stayed with him despite viewers clearly hearing his expletive-ridden remarks.

He said: “F***ing what a w*** bounce that was.

If it f***ing bounces left it’s fine. “F*** you, f***ing c***.”

During the choice language, the camera even zoomed in on Hatton as he threw away his tee in frustration.

And those on X were left in stitches at Hatton – who is known as one of the angriest golfers in the sport.

One golf fan said: “Tyrell is the most relatable sportsman of the modern era.”

While another added: “My favourite relatable moment of sport for a long time. Plus included all my favourite words to be only used when absolutely needed and appropriate


.”

A third replied: “This is the single best moment in the history of LIV.”

And a fourth responded: “A round of golf with him would be priceless. Add Rahm and Dahmen and you got must-see TV.”

Hatton finished three shots adrift of South African Dean Burmester and Spain’s Sergio Garcia – both of whom ended Sunday’s round on 11 under.

Burmester, 34, then went on to beat Garcia in the play-off to seal victory.