Watch a European Tour winner lose his sh*# trying to make a hole-in-one with 500 attempts

The European Tour was up to its old tricks, convincing a golfer to try making a hole-in-one over the course of 500 attempts in one day. Sounds like a lot of fun, right? Wrong!
Brandon Stone is the latest to fall for this devilish “Chase The Ace” challenge and he may have gone mad in the process. Like Edoardo Molinari last year, Stone started off optimistic and in great spirits. And by the end of the day — literally, as the sky darkened — he looked like a man so frustrated he might quit the game. Oh yeah, SPOILER ALERT: Stone didn't make an ace. But in an odd way, that's what makes this even more worth watching:
https://twitter.com/EuropeanTour/status/1059868018874843136
How did No. 357 not go in?! Or No. 399?! And No. 500 was pretty close as well. By the way, this wasn't a baby par 3, either, but a 184-yard hole at the South African's favorite course, Sun City, ahead of this week's Nedbank Challenge. Or, at least, it was Stone's favorite course.
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Rory McIlroy sells South Florida mansion for $11.5 million

The real estate market apparently isn’t what it used to be, even when the home in question belongs to one of golf’s biggest stars.
Rory McIlroy has sold his waterfront mansion in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., according to the South Florida Business Journal. The 16,123-square-foot home at 2380 Old Gate Lane, which was initially listed for $12.9 million in January, ended up fetching $11.5 million, which is less than McIlroy paid for the property when he bought it six years ago.
FacebookPinterestIn 2012, McIlroy purchased the six-bedroom pad, and the adjacent 0.82 acre lot, for a combined $12 million.
We’re pretty sure the 29-year-old four-time major winner can absorb the blow, though. According to a Forbes report in August, five of the 100 highest-paid athletes in the world this year were golfers, with McIlroy coming in at No. 26 on the list. All in, according to the magazine, he earned nearly $40 million on and off the course, which included $4.5 million from a PGA Tour season in which he w..

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U.S. Open fan caught dipping her chicken fingers in soda takes reign of terror to MSG

Remember the halcyon of days of early September, when the late summer sun beat down on the Billie Jean King Tennis Center and poor Alexa Greenfield was caught on camera going full Costanza (NEVER go full Costanza) by dipping her chicken tenders in a large, cool glass of Coke? Remember how she went viral—how the masses peeled back in disgust until she was finally forced to publicly address the whole debacle? Well, now Alexa is back and she's bringing her reign of culinary terror to the most famous arena on earth. If you are faint of heart or stomach, you might want to look away.
https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/status/1059858265083908099
(And for reference…)
https://twitter.com/BarstoolHubbs/status/1036657784723566593
OK, so it probably goes without saying, but Alexa—at least the MSG iteration, but there's no telling how deep this conspiracy goes—is a plant; nothing more than a fun little viral stunt cooked up the New York Knicks to keep people talking about the New York K..

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