Of course, there are a lot of variables here. Most notably, that had Hogan and Tiger Woods played in the same era, neither player would have won quite as much.
There are so many questions. Why was the golf cart inside? Why didn’t he ask for help? Does insurance cover such a boneheaded accident? And again, what the heck was he trying to do?!
There’s a saying on the PGA Tour – or at least, it was the longtime motto – that “these guys are good.” That being said, what you’re about to see is ridiculous.
The former world No.1 shared a funny story on radio about hitting the ATM for the first time after having the first-place prize for $US1.17 million directly deposited into his account.
Despite reaching double-digits on a single hole for the first time in his professional career, Woods didn’t match the record for highest score on the famed par 3.
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