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Woody Austin made a hilarious splash at the 2007 President's Cup
Woody Austin, President’s Cup- One of the most memorable moments in President’s Cup history provided a splash of a lifetime! Team US was able to win the 2007 encounter handily against the International Team at the event, that is not the point of what we desperately recommend you to see.
Woody Austin from Team US had mishit a tee shot to such an extent that he landed the ball right on the brink of the pond at The Royal Montreal Golf Club. What followed next was such a hilarious turn of events that golfers from both sides couldn’t stop their bouts for minutes, although it was also scary to an extent!
Yes, you’re right, while trying to rescue the ball off the bunker near the pond, Austin did a decent job. However, in the aftermath, he slipped right inside the water in a much-needed comic relief for everyone present, with things turning rather serious in the preceding moments.
In fact, there were more such moments in years to come, with legendary golfer Phil Mickelson once falling right on his ass on the rocks at the Pebble Beach Pro Am in 2013. Watch for yourself below
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Enough of Woody Austin, The outspoken Phil Mickelson was forced to apologize
Phil Mickelson is someone who never fades away from golfing limelight. The 52-year-old can still challenge some of the best names in golf on a regular basis and has been a contender to win major tournaments for decades.
However, it is not always his golfing skills that have brought Mickelson media attention. The leftie is also known to give strong opinions from time-to-time. Once when the leftie criticized the sum of Federal tax system, he was even forced to apologize.
It all started in 2013 when California raised tax slabs by 7.9%. “If you add up all the federal and you look at the disability and the unemployment and the Social Security and the state, my tax rate’s 62, 63 percent,” Mickelson then told the press.
Later, when the public expressed wild criticism, Phil Mickelson had to apologize despite well being in line with his democratic right of speech. Despite the high taxes, Mickelson’s net worth is still said to be in excess of $300 million, a figure that is only expected to increase after his recent $200 million deal with LIV golf.
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