Andy Ogreetli debuted in the Masters in 2020 after an American American amateur won to win in the area.
Thus, he became a twin with Tiger Woods in the first two laps of the tournament, and the nerves were definitely realistic for amateurs, but the winner did 15 times for these nerves.
That year’s Masters was postponed due to rain during the first round, which was played without spectators, and players were dismissed from the first and 10th tees on Thursday.
Ogletree, like Woods, was the first of the group that day to reach the fairway on the par-4 10th hole. While Woods usually keeps mostly to himself during tournaments, he changed that routine and quickly headed toward Ogletree as they began to walk down the very steep 10th fairway.
Ogletree, and no one else, could have predicted what was about to come out of Woods’ mouth. “He walked up to me and I knew he was trying to say something,” Ogletree said on the “Fairways to Heaven” podcast.
“He walked up, and it had just been rain that morning and the game was delayed, and he was like, ‘Hey, man, it’d be fun to get a running start and slide down this hill.'”
“I was like, ‘You know what?'” And I just started laughing. I was like, man, that was interesting. So I returned it SH-T, right? And he thought it was fun.”
OGLETREE has won an American lover in 2019 and has become a weak amateur in the 2020 Masters, but I am convinced that Woods is joking on a shift along the 10th Fairway in Augustanathana. And probably a general life.
The 26-year-old just completed his third season with LIV Golf, competing in 14 events during the 2024 season, including third in Adelaide and sixth in the UK.
Note: I once slipped off a hill in Augusta National Park.
Not on purpose, but I have that feather in my cap. A few minutes after I stepped onto the course during Monday’s practice session, I slipped and fell down a small hill as I was walking toward the par-3 green. A security guard came over to check if I was OK and slid into place with me.