Former Masters champion Trevor Immelman commented on Taylor Fritz’s clothing malfunction during his bout with Novak Djokovic at the US Open quarterfinals on Wednesday. Immelman often shares his thoughts on X.A photo of Fritz and Djokovic was shared on X, where Fritz could be seen wearing his headband upside down, and the post carried a caption that read:“It’s time”Noticing the wardrobe malfunction, Immelman wrote on X:“Somebody please tell Fritz his headband is upside down”Trevor Immelman @TrevorImmelmanLINKSomebody please tell Fritz his headband is upside down….@usopenNovak Djokovic beat Taylor Fritz in the quarterfinals of the week-long US Open, winning the match with scores 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Djokovic qualified for the fourth semifinal in as many majors this year with his recent triumph over Fritz.A few days before this, the former Masters champion also shared his defiance against Keegan Bradley, acting as the US Ryder Cup playing captain.Former Masters champion Trevor Immelman shared his Ryder Cup picks Trevor Immelman wasn't in favor of Keegan Bradley serving as the playing captain; hence, he shared a list of six golfers who could be captain's picks. In a X post made on his social media handle on August 26, Immelman wrote:“Is Keegan currently one of the 12 best American players? Yes, but because he’s the Captain, I don’t think he should play. IMO he should focus on being a leader for the US Team and their fans. I’d add these picks to the 6 auto’s: Thomas, Cantlay, Young, Burns, Griffin, Morikawa.”Trevor Immelman @TrevorImmelmanLINKIs Keegan currently one of the 12 best American players? Yes, but because he’s the Captain, I don’t think he should play. IMO he should focus on being a leader for the US Team and their fans. I’d add these picks to the 6 auto’s: Thomas Cantlay Young Burns Griffin MorikawaBradley stepped down from his playing captain role, and he picked Ludvig Åberg, Matt Fitzpatrick, Viktor Hovland, Shane Lowry, Jon Rahm, and Sepp Straka. After giving up his chance to play in the patriotic battle, he said, via the Guardian:“If I felt I needed to play in this team to help the team win, I would have…The decision was made a while ago that I wasn’t playing. The last 48 hours we had the team set. We weren’t scrambling at all. This was a really tough decision. I would say there was a point this year where I was playing, a while ago, and all these guys stepped up in a major way and played their way on to this team. That’s something that I’m really proud of and something that I really wanted.”Bradley ended by stating that he grew up wanting to play Ryder Cups and fight alongside other golfers. So, it was heart-wrenching to let the dream go. Since he was chosen as the captain, it was his primary job. He also added that he would try to be the best captain he could be.