Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield Reportedly in Big Trouble After Breaking the Laws of a Renowned Quebec Golf Course
In the last few minutes, Max Truman has published a quite astonishing story, and it involves the two young stars of the Montreal Canadiens, Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki.
Truman blatantly says that Suzuki and Caufield seriously caused trouble at the highly reputed Memphrémagog Golf Club over the weekend.
How?
Caufield were invited to play and were accompanied by a guy named Justin and another named Michael L. Smith.
In short, they shared the following picture to their tens of thousands of followers (on their story):
That's what really caused the trouble.
Suzuki shared a photo, and Caufield shared a photo. (the two main photos of the article)
Why is this so serious? It's because it is strictly forbidden to take photos there.
Even worse, it is outright forbidden to have a cellphone on the field.
Apparently, and as reported by Truman, the fact that Caufield and Suzuki broke these rules has really created a storm internally and among the members of this very selective golf club.
We're talking about a club that only has 200 members, 200 members who each pay around $200,000 per year.
$200,000 per year!
Believe me, it did not please many people so much so that the stories disappeared quite quickly.»
- Max Truman
| POLL | ||
Who do you think will be the best player on the Habs in three years? | ||
| Caufield | 669 | 39.5 % |
| Suzuki | 654 | 38.6 % |
| Hutson | 166 | 9.8 % |
| Other | 206 | 12.2 % |
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