As some golfers might tell you, sometimes the shortest putts are the hardest and it appears that pro golfer Charl Schwartzel had one of those days at the third round of the Deutsche Bank Championship.In the below video, all Charl had to do was sink a four yard putt on the 18th hole to achieve a birdie and end his day.Watch as Charl misses four straight putts and finishes the hole with a double bogey:
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