John Daly Vanishes in the Desert - LITE

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John Daly was playing at the Cologuard Classic when he faced a risky lie in the native area. What does he do? He decides to swing anyway and tumbles down the steep hill. Not kidding, it’s all visible in the video Daly posted himself. You can take a laugh at it, read about Korda’s apology, Spieth’s heartwarming tribute to his younger sister, the wild brawl between LIV fans, and more in today’s edition.

Onward…

WATCH: John Daly Slips, Falls, and Vanishes Into Desert

‘The Wild Thing’ was playing at the Cologuard Classic when he fell down the steep hill, as evident in a video posted by the pro himself.

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As part of our Masters week countdown, we are looking at all 18 holes of Augusta National. With 13 days to go before the first major, today our focus is on the Azalea, the famous 13th hole.

The par-5 13th, Azalea, closes out the famed "Amen Corner" trio at Augusta National. Rae's Creek runs along the left side and curls in front of the green. During Masters events, the historical scoring average for this hole is 4.77 strokes. The highest score posted on hole 13 was a 13 (an octuple bogey) by Tommy Nakajima at the 1978 Masters. The lowest mark on record is a 2, an albatross, courtesy of Jeff Maggert in 1994.

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