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John Daly reveals his foolproof hangover cure
Two-time major winner John Daly has made no secret of his love of gambling and drinking, often partaking during his 13 years of winning tournaments, never mind when at an exhibition event.
Just three months ago, the 56-year-old golf rebel announced he was drunk at a SEC Nation appearance, 13 years after ex-coach Butch Harmon said that his charge would rather get drunk than play golf.
When you bring the liquor instead of ice tea to the party #DalyTakes pic.twitter.com/2ktOyfatyr
— Sam Pittman’s Jukebox (@PittmanJukebox) September 3, 2022
Just days before defending the PNC Championship, an event he won with son John II last season, Senior has revealed his top hangover cure.
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When asked the best way to cure a sore head after ‘the’ night before, the 1991 PGA Champion and 1995 Open Championship winner simply replied, “Drink the same shit you drank an hour before.”
We are not sure whether he’ll need copious amounts of alcohol to once again beat Tiger and Charlie Woods or the Thomas’ senior and junior, but for anyone thinking golf is a boring sport, Daly certainly makes them think again.
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Dave Portnoy places monstrous outright bet for the 2024 Masters
Fresh off of winning $2.76 million on UConn’s victory over Purdue on Monday night, Barstool Sports’ founder Dave Portnoy has just placed a massive bet for this year’s Masters.
Tweeting on Wednesday morning, Portnoy revealed that he has placed $300,000 on Scottie Scheffler to win this year’s Masters at odds of +450.
Should he win, that’d be a total payout of $1.65 million.
Keep the momentum. For people who wanted me to hedge for is why I didn't. So I could take another shot at glory. #DKPartner #scotty pic.twitter.com/X9a0X8HOTZ
— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) April 10, 2024
Scheffler is one of the shortest priced favorites of recent times at the Masters, and is looking for what would be his third win in his last four events.
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Brooks Koepka was asked if a 59 was possible at this year’s Masters. His answer did not disappoint
During Brooks Koepka’s pre-tournament press conference for this week’s Masters Tournament, the five-time major champion was asked a bit of a silly question and gave a brilliant response.
Q. It sounds like the course is already pretty dialed this week, but under softer or optimal scoring conditions do you think 59 is obtainable on this golf course?
BROOKS KOEPKA: Have you played here?
Q. Not yet.
BROOKS KOEPKA: I can tell by the question.
Q. What number is attainable in your mind? 63’s the low.
BROOKS KOEPKA: I mean, now, anything’s attainable. But, yeah, if you want to go play the members tees and maybe play like 15 holes, yeah, I could do that.
With the course record being 63, it’s somewhat unclear why the reporter thought a soft golf course would be enough to result in a score four shots better than the record.
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Viktor Hovland reveals surprise swing coach changeup ahead of 2024 Masters
In what’s already been a topsy-turvy season, Viktor Hovland is making another swing coach change.
While speaking at his pre-tournament press conference, for the Masters, the reigning Tour champion spoke openly about the struggles he’s been having with his swing.
Earlier this year, Hovland parted ways with his short game coach, Joe Mayo, after Mayo had helped him make significant strides around the greens. He then announced his new swing coach would be Grant Waite.
However, at the press conference, a new swing coach, Dana Dahlquist, was alongside the Norwegian.
“I’m still kind of looking for some opinions out there, but I feel like I’m on a good track right now and we’ll see where that takes us. It’s one of those things. I was playing great golf last year, but it’s not like I’m trying to change my golf swing.”
Hovland then spoke about the change to Dahlquist.
“I liked what he thought was the best strategy to get back to a lot of that movement from that time. I thought it made a lot of sense, and so we’ve been working together a bit now. Then we’ll see how it goes.”
The 26-year-old added that he didn’t feel his game was sustainable after his magnificent run during the FedEx Cup Playoffs.
“I had to find my way back to where I think I’m going to play my best golf. Even at the end of the last year, I still felt like, yeah, I was playing great, but I got a lot out of my game, and it didn’t necessarily feel sustainable. But it’s not like I consciously went in and said, hey, we’re going to change everything up.”
“There has been a bit too much back-and-forth. It has been difficult to see the way forward, what exactly is the answer, and what exactly I need to do. I feel that now I’ve decided that ‘this is right, this works.’ I have to get on with it. Then we’ll see how it goes. I feel things are going in the right direction, but it has been more difficult than we would have liked.”
Coming into the season, Hovland was one of the favorites to win the Masters. As the tournament approaches, it feels as if the young star has more questions than answers.
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