Golf driver pops almost performing the US open, but the hot dog came in the way
It may have been a Conderella story. Type of sports minute with a movie made of it. Instead, it will not yet. Nick Barrett, a 31-year-old UPS driver was just 18 holes to qualify to qualify for the open US when they make a burning tropical trip.
Barrett shot 73 in the first 18 industries, and he was on his way to the war while leaving the lessons in leave and forgot his teammates to sign his partner. Instead he grabbed the bite.
“I got up with a hot dog or something lunch, and I felt my backpack, and I felt a rest card there, and just when I did it,” Barrett said.
Let this be a lesson that you have never eaten something at first. According to them, Barrett’s colleagues were reportedly waiting for a long time before opening their cards, hoping to appear – but finally had to continue and install their scores before they were at risk of getting strength.
Eventually he arrived in the Tentiles after 20 minutes after his traveling and tried to submit his card, before he was told that it was late. This was the second driver nearing the US open. By 2023 he returned to the final stage of the event before being completed.
The two cycle was lasted to be 139, so it would take 66 rounds to be ready – but it was in a possible place. Breakt will now need to wait until the next year to try again, and hopefully the scorecard is more important than a hot dog.
