Here’s a fishy story for ya.
Playing in the 1960 U.S. Open at Chery Hills Country Club,
Tommy Bolt put consecutive drives into the lake running down the left-hand side
of the fairway. When he teed up yet
another ball a carp jumped out of the water.
Enraged, Bolt fired his driver in the fish’s general direction, striking
it and killing it.
Impressive. Apparently
Bolt was well-known for his temper, and club throwing was an art and science
which he perfected.
Now, if only his aim were as true as his toss, he might have
avoided sending his driver to w watery grave.
Sushi anyone?