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 This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. ||||| PGA Tour golfer Bubba Watson climbs in and drives off in the General Lee after playing in the Waste Management Phoenix Open in 2012. Watson bought the General Lee used for “The Dukes of Hazzard” pilot, for $110,000. The car featured a Confederate flag that’s the cause of commercial scrutiny in the aftermath of shootings in a South Carolina church. Watson said via Twitter on Thursday that he plans to paint over the Confederate Flag with a United States flag. (Photo: Rob Schumacher/The Republic) 
  
 Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson is stripping the General Lee of its Confederate flag. 
  
 The Milton High alum and Dukes of Hazzard fan made the announcement via Twitter on Thursday, writing that "All men ARE created equal, I believe that so I will be painting the American flag over the roof of the General Lee #USA." 
  
 Watson became the proud owner of the General Lee 01 in 2012 after spending $110,000 at auction to win the iconic orange 1969 Dodge Charger used by the Duke boys in the popular 80s TV show "Dukes of Hazzard." 
  
 In January Watson got the car autographed by Bo Duke himself, actor John Schneider. 
  
 Reaction to the golfer's decision was mixed on social media with one twitter user writing that he was "Saddened to hear @bubbawatson is going to paint over the confederate flag on the general lee. You should sell it before you ruin it" while another wrote that it "Won't be the General Lee anymore." 
  
 After purchasing the car in 2012, Watson wrote a tweet that said "Sorry to all that are offended by my car "General Lee 1" but car is #Awesome." 
  
 Currently ranked No. 3 in the World Golf Rankings, the Milton grad and Blue Wahoos co-owner is only four days removed from his victory at the Travelers Championship on Sunday. 
  
 Competing in this week's Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia, Watson finished the first round tied for 27th after carding a 3-under 67 on Thursday. 
  
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One of the casualties in the Confederate flag controversy has been The Dukes of Hazzard. First TV Land pulled reruns of the early-'80s show from its lineup, and now golfer Bubba Watson, who bought the General Lee at auction in 2012, says he's giving it a new paint job—one that will rid the iconic car of its rooftop Confederate flag, per PNJ Sports Reporter. "All men ARE created equal, I believe that so I will be painting the American flag over the roof of the General Lee #USA," he posted on Twitter yesterday. Watson, who got the car autographed in January by actor John Schneider, who played Bo Duke on the show, apparently didn't have a problem with the Confederate symbol right after he purchased the car for $110,000, tweeting in April 2012: "Sorry to all that are offended by my car 'General Lee 1' but car is #Awesome." Reaction on social media to his change of heart has been mixed. One commenter asks Watson: "why didn't you do it the first day you bought it if you believe that so much?," to which another replies, "He doesn't. He's caving in to the liberal media." An exasperated third commenter notes, "dude - accept the progress." Another person who may not be happy with Watson's decision: Schneider, who blasted TV Land for pulling the DOH episodes in a YouTube post on Wednesday. (No more Confederate flags at NASCAR races, either.)