Short of sending him out blindfolded on a moonless night with a black-painted ball, there doesn't seem to be much that anybody can do to stop Tony Lema from winning golf tournaments.
Last week they tried the next best thing: they sicked St. Andrews onto him and all Tony did was to win the British Open, for his fourth victory in the last six weeks.
St. Andrews purports to be the "birthplace of modern golf," but that is open to debate. (Some historians claim that the Dutch invented the game, not the...
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