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Praise Dionysus, Beer Pong Golf has arrived!

We’ve seen beer pong-inspired golf games. We’ve seen cornhole golf games enter the backyard activity pantheon.
However, we’ve yet to see a beer pong golf game in which you can actually drink the substance in question.
So, we say, cheers to the holy of holies that is Beer Pong Golf. Chip it! Drink it!
The equipment: Two 48’’ x 23’’ boards. 10 slots. Green plastic mats. Hollow golf balls. Players place the mats 12 feet from the board and chip. So so many great things, the concept is simple.
Then, as international beer pong law mandates, when a player from the opposing team/your opponent pitches the ball into your cup, you drink (as illustrated below). Much fun and drunkenness ensues! Yas, bros!
If this sounds like fun to you, consider ponying up some of your drinking money for Kickstarter-funded BPG, which is taking preorders now.
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Is this the strangest putting stroke ever seen on the PGA Tour?

When it comes to putting, we all have our own little quirks and techniques, but during The American Express, one golfer took it to the next level displaying the oddest putting stroke you’ll see for some time.
Mark Hubbard was on his final hole during the second round of the event and knew that he was heading home from the event – comfortably missing the cut.
With that freedom in mind, Hubbard decided to have some fun and faced with a 10-foot putt for par, the 31-year-old hunched over – after doing an Elvis style little move – and placed his pinky just above the hosel.
Check out the bizarre moment here.
The best moment in professional golf since Tiger won the Masters?
Mark Hubbard is a real one. pic.twitter.com/hl2csQvojb
— TJ Eckert (@TJEckertKTUL) January 22, 2021
Hubbard missed the putt, and it was a moment that had golf fans on the Twittersphere truly baffled.
This is not a putting stroke I can see catching on!
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How much each player won at the 2021 American Express

Si-Woo Kim finished strong on Sunday to snatch victory at The American Express, and along with his third title on tour, the Korean takes home $1.2 million in prize money. Patrick Cantlay came up just short despite an incredible fourth-round run, and for his efforts, the 28-year-old earned $730,300.
With a total prize purse of $6.7 million up for grabs, here’s a look at how much each player who made the cut earned at the 2021 American Express.
1: Si Woo Kim, -23, $1,206,000
2: Patrick Cantlay, -22, $730,300
3: Cameron Davis, -21, $462,300
4: Tony Finau, -19, $328,300
T-5: Abraham Ancer, -15, $247,900
T-5: Michael Thompson, -15, $247,900
T-5: Doug Ghim, -15, $247,900
T-8: Ben An, -14, $189,275
T-8: Paul Casey, -14, $189,275
T-8: Francesco Molinari, -14, $189,275
T-8: Brian Harman, -14, $189,275
T-12: Henrik Norlander, -13, $137,350
T-12: Rory Sabbatini, -13, $137,350
T-12: Sungjae Im, -13, $137,350
T-12: Chase Seiffert, -13, $137,350
T-16: Bo Hoag, -12, $102,175
T-16: Chris Kirk, -12, $102,175
T-16: Ryan Armour, -12, $102,175
T-16: Gary Woodland, -12, $102,175
T-16: Russell Knox, -12, $102,175
T-21: Kramer Hickok, -11, $58,625
T-21: Branden Steele, -11, $58,625
T-21: Rickie Fowler, -11, $58,625
T-21: John Huh, -11, $58,625
T-21: Brandon Hagy, -11, $58,625
T-21: Andrew Putnam, -11, $58,625
T-21: Luke List, -11, $58,625
T-21: Talor Gooch, -11, $58,625
T-21: Matt Jones, -11, $58,625
T-21: Richy Werenski, -11, , $58,625
T-21: Max Homa, -11, $58,625
T-32: Kyle Stanley, -10, $38,257
T-32: James Hahn, -10, $38,256
T-32: Kyoung-Hoon Lee, -10, $38,257
T-32: Auastin Cook, -10, $38,257
T-32: Adam Hadwin, -10, $38,190
T-37: Bronson Burgoon, -9, $31,257
T-37: Adam Schenk, -9, $31,257
T-37: Emiliano Grillo, -9, $31,257
T-40: Josh Teater, -8, $25,125
T-40: Alex Noren, -8, $25,125
T-40: Jamie Lovemark, -8, $25,125
T-40: Rhein Gibson, -8, $25,125
T-40: Matthew Wolff, -8, $25,125
T-40: Roger Sloan, -8, $25,125
T-40: Tyler McCumber, -8, $25,125
T-47: Nick Taylor, -7, $17,777.34
T-47: Rob Oppenheim, -7, $17,777.34
T-47: Sam Ryder, -7, $17,777.33
T-47: Martin Laird, -7, $17,777.33
T-47: Brian Stuard, -7, $17,777.33
T-47: Harry Hall, -7, $17,777.33
53: Patton Kizzire, -6, $16,147
T-54: Charl Schwartzel, -5, $15,812
T-54: Wyndham Clark, -5, $15,812
T-56: Ben Martin, -4, $15,410
T-56: Tyler Duncan, -4, $15,410
T-56: Cameron Tringale, -4, $15,410
T-56: Erik van Rooyen, -4, $15,410
T-60: Jimmy Walker, -3, $15,008
T-60: Vaughn Taylor, -3, $15,008
T-62: Hank Lebioda, -2, $14,740
T-62: Zach Johnson, -2, $14,740
T-64: Andrew Landry, -1, $14,338
T-64: David Hearn, -1, $14,338
T-64: Will Gordon, -1, $14,338
T-64: Sebastian Cappelen, -1, $14,338
68: Nelson Ledesma, E, $14,003
69: Adam Long, +1, $13,869
70: Doc Redman, +2, $13,735
71: Maverick McNealy, +3, $13,601
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‘Angry Golfers’ – Pro golfers visit anger management in hilarious Euro tour video

The European Tour has produced many memorable pieces of content over the past couple of years – but they have just outdone themselves with their latest video: ‘Angry Golfers’.
Filmed in Abu Dhabi, the video stars Tommy Fleetwood who hosts a group therapy session for some golfers looking to lose their temper on the course: Matt Wallace, Ian Poulter, Henrik Stenson, Eddie Pepperell, and of course, Tyrrell Hatton.
Check out the funny video below.
New season, new attitude.
Introducing #AngryGolfers ? pic.twitter.com/Aqe3scV7cq
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) January 22, 2021
Here’s what some of our members have been saying about the video in our forums:
- Matty01984: “More amazing work from the European Tour social media team!”
- Frankensteins Monster: “Bloody brilliant.”
- gators78: “Whatever this strategic partnership/alliance/cuddle buddy deal is between the PGA Tour and the Euro Tour, the PGAT should launch their entire social media staff and use the Euro Tours. Their stuff is just miles better.”
We can only hope we don’t have too long to wait for more great stuff from the Euro Tour content committee!
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X-out
Sep 23, 2017 at 9:47 am
The clownish stupidity surrounding golf is pathetic and reflects on the type of desperate people who are seeking fun rather than practicing to perform on the golf course. Immature minds and clowns litter the golf courses of the nation.
Bobo
Sep 23, 2017 at 3:42 pm
Isn’t that rather harsh indictment of the 25 million golfers that trudge and drive on the golf courses of the nation? So what that 95% of them can’t break 100 without cheating, the guys who play these golf skill games are usually the cream of the crop… of clowns.
Milo
Sep 22, 2017 at 10:47 am
How about i just make it myself?