LOOK: John Daly loses closest-to-floating-keg competition in Czech Republic
This has to be the first time this has ever happened
By
Kyle Porter
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1 min read
John Daly is playing in the Czech Masters this week (not to be confused with the actual Masters). Earlier in the week, the European Tour held a "closest to the keg" competition where Daly and other European Tour players hit balls into a floating par 3 green which had a keg for a hole.
It's basically the most perfect hole for Daly ever invented.
Nothing lk Kicking off #CzechMasters having 86 meters to the floating keg on the river! #charlesbridge#gripitnripitpic.twitter.com/GKBHlmgpIH
— John Daly (@PGA_JohnDaly) August 16, 2016
"It was either me or JD it had to go to," said eventual winner Andy Sullivan.
Yes, that is true, Andy. That is very true.
So @AndySulliGolf won today's Prague challenge.
— The European Tour (@EuropeanTour) August 16, 2016
And won a year's supply of beer! 🍻#CzechMastershttps://t.co/lVgbzH87kM
Daly has had a busy summer after playing The Open Championship, PGA Championship and five majors on the PGA Tour Champions. Of course, there is not really such a thing as too much Long John. Especially when floating kegs are involved.
