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No Time To Golf?

It happens, but I'm not sure why he picked up instead of hitting again.
 
He’s done that before, the move was well practiced. What are they gonna say?
 
Callen said:
It happens, but I'm not sure why he picked up instead of hitting again.
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That's very strange. There's no penalty for missing the ball on the tee off. He should have tried again.

Where the hell was he going with the ball in his pocket???

Fun facts:
Trump's golf partners call him Pelé for his habit of kicking his ball to a better lie.

Trump has never won a tournament at a golf course he doesn't own.
 
That’s a LIV Golf tournament. Probably the one back in early April at Trump’s Doral club in Florida.

At first, I thought it was just a ceremonial tee shot, but Patrick Reed is on the left walking away from his own drive, so that’s not it. Most likely, it was a pro-am. No way Trump was going to embarrass himself on the first tee. What a coward.

I played in a pro-am once for a PGA Tour event, and teeing it up on that first tee with a small crowd watching can really unnerve you.
 
This 65 year old guy went for an annual physical to a new doctor. After the exam was finished the doctor told the guy he was in very good shape for his age.

Doc: You are in good shape for your age. You have special diet or exercise routine. But there's more to it than that.

Guy: I get up every morning and play 18 holes of golf.

Doc: That's good and it helps but there's more there. You must be a very active guy.

Guy: Who said I'm very active? I get up every morning and play 18 holes of golf with my dad.

Doc: Oh, your dad. How old is your dad? Your dad can't be playing everyday.

Guy: My dad is 85 years old.

Doc: But your dad can't be playing everyday. He's 85.

Guy: Who said he can't play everyday?

Doc: Amazing. Well, how old was your grandfather when he died.

Guy: Who says he's dead? He's 102 years old.

Doc: And you are not going to tell me that he played golf this morning with you and your dad.

Guy: No, not this morning. He plays golf with us everyday but not this morning.

Doc: Ahh, now we're getting somewhere. His genes aren't that strong. He's too tired and sore.

Guy: Who said he was tired and sore? He couldn't go play golf because he is on his honeymoon.

Doc: WHAT! On his honeymoon. Why in the world would a man 102 years old want to get married?

Guy: Who said he wanted to?
 
Grogu said:
That’s a LIV Golf tournament. Probably the one back in early April at Trump’s Doral club in Florida.

At first, I thought it was just a ceremonial tee shot, but Patrick Reed is on the left walking away from his own drive, so that’s not it. Most likely, it was a pro-am. No way Trump was going to embarrass himself on the first tee. What a coward.

I played in a pro-am once for a PGA Tour event, and teeing it up on that first tee with a small crowd watching can really unnerve you.
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Heh. I played once with a buddy and Mike Weir joined us.

We were both quaking in our shoes at the first tee but Mike flubbed his tee off which relaxed us.
 
Allan said:
Heh. I played once with a buddy and Mike Weir joined us.

We were both quaking in our shoes at the first tee but Mike flubbed his tee off which relaxed us.
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I've been watching "Stick" every Wednesday night on Netflix. Great series and funny. Well done.
 
Rexedgar said:
Not disagreeing, how do you arrive at this?
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I've seen the real video.

Also, if you look closely, you can see the shadow of the ball as it leaves the tee (barely) and see the spectators follow the flight of the ball.
 
Kelby said:
I've seen the real video.

Also, if you look closely, you can see the shadow of the ball as it leaves the tee (barely) and see the spectators follow the flight of the ball.
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Yeah you're right.
 
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