Since the beginning of time man has been fascinated and lured by tales of hidden treasure. As we travel through our time on this earth we realize that not all treasure is something we can hold in our hand. Perhaps your treasure is a special place, a certain song, a favorite movie or a fond memory. We may find that our journey seeking that special treasure can be almost as thrilling and exciting as finding what we are searching for.
Today, professional golfers receive the same attention as movie stars. They appear on television and in magazines almost every week. Fans not only want their autograph but they want to know everything about their favorite player.
So come along with us on a very fascinating journey as we open up a treasure chest full of tales about professional golfers and their unique experiences on and off the golf course.
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You’re Gonna Make The Cut
This is Steve Benton with Tales from the Tour. Kent Chase was playing in the Singapore Open with Payne Stewart and needed a “par” on the 36th hole to make the cut. Unfortunately, he hit his tee shot left into the trees. And his Caddie, who didn’t speak English, threw him a provisional ball and…
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Same Ball
This is Steve Benton with Tales from the Tour. In the 1970’s, professional golfers played a “wound” ball with a “Balata” cover. These balls went “of out of round” very quickly and easily cut. It was common for professionals to change to a new ball every 2 or 3 holes. And that’s why this tale…