You have to feel bad for him, but this is soooo lame . . .
Danny Lee had a 4 foot putt for par on his final hole of Round 3 at the #USOpen, but he botched it so badly that he ended up with a quintuple bogey and then withdrew from the tournament pic.twitter.com/vkAR8npa8f
— Someone's An Idiot (@SomeonesAnIdiot) September 20, 2020
Jack Nicklaus’s grandson, Gary, nails a hole-in-one during he Par 3 tournament at The Masters!
Watch Jack Nicklaus' grandson, Gary, ace the final hole of the 2018 Par 3 Contest. #themasters pic.twitter.com/pk2FTqprwv
— Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 4, 2018
As any avid golfer knows, the key to a good game of golf is more than just raw talent or the best club; it takes plenty of practice as well. But more than that, it takes a willingness to learn, a keen eye for the prize, and enrolling at a national instruction school such as Bird Golf to take advantage of professional instructors.
It’s obvious, enrolling in a golf school can more than improve your current techniques, and can even allow you to perfect that swing you never thought possible. But, it can also do much, much more. Golf school can, in fact, improve more than just your game. It can open up a host of opportunities that will benefit you both on and off the green.
The course at Erin Hills was long with wide fairways with no tree hazards, so the scores were much better than you would expect for a U.S. Open. The course was perfect for Brooks Koepka who brought home the trophy.
He hasn’t won a green jacket yet, so this one will have to do in the meantime . . .
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