The man is only hurting the game and its image.

Its has been said that you can tell a lot about man and how they do business by the way they play golf.

For a game that burnishes it image of as gentlemanly sport, based on courtesy, etiquette and calling rules violations on oneself, the man seems so ill suited to the sport. 

He leans way over the ethical line on so many issues, how is that he could properly mark a ball or self impose a penalty? Would he play ball from where it lays, or perhaps  use a preverbal foot wedge or self declare ground under repair?

This is one guy I would never want to play a round with or make a wager, and recommend that a rules judge and third party scorer accompany him.