We know Australia is famous for its unique species.
One such rare creature came out of the Melbourne woodwork recently to greet Tiger Woods: The Golfballerazzi. Seen here in its natural habitat, which is any course where the world's number one golfer might be found.
The Golfballerazzi stalks Mr. Woods' errant golf balls, and when he catches one in a vulnerable position, he'll pounce. And snap a photo. An extreme close-up. Of Tiger's golf ball.
H/T Devil Ball Golf
At least there won't be any whining about shutter noise from the golf balls. :-\
ReplyDeleteAmazing that Tiger has not been to Austrailia since he was 22 years old. Maybe the locals think that this week might be there only shot at getting a "shot"
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www.InsidetheHedges.com
Was the ball still in play? That's what I want to know.
ReplyDeletejust a guess - that's a picture from a practice round shot. security would never allow a photographer that close to a ball in play during a tournament round...much less Stevie. That would be a drowned camera if it was during a tournament round.
ReplyDeleteThat was one funny, clever post, Patricia. The pic of the literati, so to speak.
ReplyDeleteDrowned the camera? That "razzi" person would be lucky if he didn't end up in the lake himself–if was during a regular round.
ReplyDeleteWhy is there such a preoccupation in golf with balls? (sorry, couldn't help myself ;o)
He could probably get a better price for a shot of Phil's ball(s), especially if the swinging rumors are true. ;)
ReplyDeleteIf that photog could catch a close-up pic of one of Tiger's wooden tees, hello "National Geographic" cover.
ReplyDeleteYay-eeyayeeyaaah! A new word for us. Well done, Patricia.
ReplyDeleteLove the new word. Funny!
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