Tiger Woods has a crazy autograph stalker. And he’s a serial offender! Some dude who’s obsessed with celebrity autographs was caught on cam last night by TMZ hunting down Tiger for his signature. This guy is a part-time paparazzi who sued Lindsay Lohan after she ran him over in her car. The thing is: he’s nuts! Check the video here: Tiger’s paparazzi nightmare.
Hi everyone and happy Tuesday!
Congratulations - first of all - to our first winner for the week who was Randy Hehn of Longmont, Colorado and Randy won a Satin Series wedge from Feel Golf!
Our theme this week is about members of the World Golf Hall of Fame and our question yesterday was to pick which name wasn’t one of the original inductees. 60% of the entries we received chose “A” but then 22% chose “D”. Well, one of those is correct and so we’ll find out the correct answer on today’s show so you can see if your answer was right and if you earned another entry into our daily drawing.
Okay, that’s it for today. Have a great Tuesday! - Keri
If you’re going to take some golf tips might as well get them from the best. Arnold Palmer offers some surefire advice: (more…)
The world’s first hole-in-one by a blind women was recorded yesterday when a 53-year-old women sank a shot on the 133-yard par-3 at Mahoning Valley Country Club in Pennsylvania. Sheila Drummond lost her vision to diabetes almost 30-years-ago. She’s now a board member for the United States Blind Golfers Association. That dedicaion has paid off. The AP reports:
Playing with her husband and coach, Keith, and two friends in a steady rain, the 53-year-old Drummond hit a driver on the hole. The shot cleared a water hazard, flew between traps and landed on the green, where it hit the flagstick before dropping into the hole.
“They were saying, ‘It’s a great shot,’ and then I heard it hit the pin,” Drummond said.
“For a hole-in-one, you have to hit it onto the green, so it’s a little bit of skill and a lot of luck.”
In 1999, Golf Digest said the odds of an amateur getting a hole-in-one are 1 in 12,750. That number, no doubt rises, for a blind golfer.
Simply amazing.
Oh yeah, Golfnow.com has last minute tee time for Mahoning Valley Country Club. If you want to go check out that 133-yard fourth hole HERE YOU GO.
Hi everyone and happy Monday!
We finished up our trivia theme on golfer nicknames last Friday and 79% of the entries we received about “Buffalo Bill” had the correct answer so we’ll find out on today’s show just who belonged to that nickname and if your answer was correct.
Our Big Prize Friday winner was James Bradfield of Lansing, Michigan and James won a Callaway Big Bertha 460 Titanium Driver. Congratulations, James!
Okay, that’s it for today. Have a great Monday! - Keri
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