Rory McIlroy reacts to hitting his father at the Masters "Memorable Moment"

While he might've been looking to give moral support for his son Rory, Gerry McIlroy proved a physical obstruction instead. During the first day of the Masters, Rory was in the trees to the left on hole No. 7 after his tee shot had skewed off line. And in his attempt to correct after his wayward drive, the Northern Irishman hit his second shot to the right of the green and into where the spectators were standing. Unfortunately for McIlroy, his ball hit the calf of his father -- who was facing in the opposite direction -- and rolled away from the green. Startled, Gerry looked back at the ball before limping away. CBS Sports golf writer Kyle Porter, who was standing near the hole when McIlroy hit his father, reported that Gerry said as he limped away: "I should ask for an autographed glove." This video is under Fair Use:
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