Greg Norman story: I grew up on a golf course that used to host a PGA event called the Atlanta Classic. This is circa 1980. Norman isn't Norman yet. He's just a talented international player that's still learning to play tournament golf. I'm watching him putt before a practice round. Short putts. And so is this tiny kid with his dad. Maybe the kid is seven years old. Probably younger. Norman misses a short practice putt. The kid rolls his eyes and begins snickering. Norman misses another short putt. Now the kid is laughing out loud. This is all hilarious to him. Norman misses ANOTHER short putt. Now the kid can't control himself. He can't believe Norman keeps missing these tiny putts! Norman hears the kid laughing, snaps around, looks at the kid, pretends he's miffed and asks, "You think you can do better?" The kid doesn't hesitate. "YES!" Norman offers his putter to the kid, drops another ball on the ground, and says "Let's see!" The putter was longer than the kid was tall; but, the kid marches up, grabs the putter, and raps the ball directly into the center of the cup. Everyone around the green goes nuts cheering. The kid returns the putter to Norman, looks up, and says, "Just do it like that." Norman drops another ball down and then sinks the putt. Again, the crowd around the green goes nuts. Norman and the kid shake hands. What a class act.

@@thebatterycarlylerood I can believe that, everything I have read and heard has been like that.