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Here's Scottish sports broadcaster Andrew Cotter using his golf voice to describe his dogs on a walk, in an apparent competition to see who can disgrace themselves more.

In all fairness that's actually a pretty good swing! Props to this little slugger. 

Gotta love Phil! Word is that she's still there to this day, reading off all of Tiger Woods' victories. 

Tiger Woods is the King of Comebacks. The recent Masters Winner stepped up to silence the critics and doubters alike, after his brutal fall from the top amidst his whirlwind of scandals the last few years. But now, look at him: back on top, and showing the rest of the world that you can in fact rise above your darkest days. Some inspiring work from a true legend of the game right here. 

To do this once is already full cringe, but twice....? Woof. The recovery from that would be excruciatingly difficult. Gotta have nerves of steel, and be a master of your mind. 

How hard was she swinging. 

In honor of the PGA Championships taking place this weekend, let's throw it back to Tiger Woods next-level chip shot at the Masters in 2005, before he was working against the grain to break outside the (self-earned) mold of a burned out, negative reputation. Curious to see how things shake out for him this weekend...

You've seen Disney on Ice, but what about Caddyshack?

During the World Long Drive Championship in Oklahoma recently,  Wes Patterson, who had already recorded a monster hit measuring 423 yards, swung so hard his shaft snapped and flew off into the crowd. The club head was recorded146mph and ball speed of 216mph during the shot. He later signed the club for the unsuspecting fan who was hit by the flying club. 

Uh, can we talk about that laugh too? Almost as great as the stunt FAIL itself.