This is a blog entry, so I can't post the link from where I read this in the news this week. Do an internet search for the words: Bryson Chambeau Insane Shot
That was at the Arnold Palmer Bay Hill golf course. Anyone remember Chapter 19 of Book Two? Same course, same hole.
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When we got to the sixth tee, I waited until the others had shot, then I asked, "Is over the lake out of bounds?"
"Technically, no, but it's 400 yards in the air," Arnold said. "If you can carry it, it's liable to bounce not just into a bunker, but onto the next hole, which is out of bounds."
"Just wondering. Ever seen someone put backspin on with a fairway wood?" I teed up a ball, aimed just to the left of the pin, due to the way the wind was blowing, then swung through. The ball cleared the lake, hitting the rough on the far side of the back bunker. The backspin made it bounce back towards the green, clearing the bunker and hitting the rough again. It made two more small bounces, then rolled a little, coming to a stop about four feet from the flag.