The Rise of Dufnering: How a Simple Photo Became an Overnight Sensation
The Genesis of Dufnering
Golf has a new craze, and it’s all about imitating the laid-back Jason Dufner. This phenomenon, known as “Dufnering,” has taken social media by storm. It all started when Dufner himself explained that he was tired and in pain during a visit to Irving, Texas. While speaking to a third-grade class about concentration, the now-famous photo was taken.
The Power of Social Media
The photo captured Dufner sitting against a wall with his legs stretched out and hands under him, looking relaxed. This image quickly went viral after being posted online. Other PGA Tour stars like Bubba Watson and Rickie Fowler joined in on the fun by posting their own “Dufnering” photos.
A Misunderstood Moment
Despite initial assumptions that Dufner wasn’t having fun in the photo, those present at the event insist otherwise. Tournament director Jon Drago described it as a case of taking a picture out of context.
Embracing Online Persona
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