The thread about who you would invite to Augusta got me to thinking.
Pick three golfers, alive or dead, to make a foursome to play your home course.
The restrictions:
They must be/have been real people, not fictional characters. (No Fred Flintstone, for example.)
They cannot be relatives. (If your dad is gone, most of us would love to have one more day with him.)
They had to/have to have played the game somewhat regularly. (So Julius Caesar is out.)
My group would include:
Chuck Noll - a Renaissance man who knew a lot about a lot.
Arnold Palmer - by all accounts I've seen, a great guy on and off the course.
Ronald Reagan - eyewitness to history and a great storyteller.
Who would be in your group?
Pick three golfers, alive or dead, to make a foursome to play your home course.
The restrictions:
They must be/have been real people, not fictional characters. (No Fred Flintstone, for example.)
They cannot be relatives. (If your dad is gone, most of us would love to have one more day with him.)
They had to/have to have played the game somewhat regularly. (So Julius Caesar is out.)
My group would include:
Chuck Noll - a Renaissance man who knew a lot about a lot.
Arnold Palmer - by all accounts I've seen, a great guy on and off the course.
Ronald Reagan - eyewitness to history and a great storyteller.
Who would be in your group?
