People are not happy with Daniel Berger withdrawing from the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational after taking one swing and then collecting his last place check for $50,500.

Berger withdrew from the tournament because of a “shoulder injury” right after hitting his tee shot on the first hole at Firestone Country Club.

I’m really disturbed by the @DanielBerger59 situation. I’m all 4 him WDing if hurt, but not ok w/collecting more than I make in a year 4 it. — todd (@seemsuncertain) June 30, 2016

Daniel Berger showing up this morning, blasting a tee shot 307 Dead Center then Withdrawing to cash in $50,000. Some injuries are worth it — Golf Problems (@GolfProblems_) June 30, 2016

Who was the first alternate at #BridgestoneInv? Guessing he's not a huge @DanielBerger59 fan right now. — Mark Button ⛳️🏌️ (@MarkAButton) June 30, 2016

https://twitter.com/GolfUnfiltered/status/748555553614471168

Daniel Berger hits a tee shot for 50k then… pic.twitter.com/g8CmYD6yBU — Jon Sherman (@practicalgolf) June 30, 2016

Daniel Berger doesn't always WD after his 1st shot, but when he does, he hits it 307 down the middle and walks off with $50,500. — Golf Is Mental (@golfismental) June 30, 2016

Live look at Daniel Berger pic.twitter.com/J20Elm6DOk — Two Inches Short (@TwoInchesShort) June 30, 2016

Daniel Berger after he hit his opening tee shot pic.twitter.com/jEzvmG5thU — Dan Hauser (@DanHauserGolf) June 30, 2016

Though he won’t get any Fedex Cup points, Berger will still receive a check for last-place earnings totaling $50,500.