Geoff Ogilvy signs fan's hat
As he was walking between No. 15 and No. 16, I asked him if he would sign my hat. He stopped, and I handed him the hat.
No one else had signed it, and as I handed it to him his face lit up, he looked at me, smiled, signed the hat and moved on.
I went (to the tournament) Sunday and was following him. On hole No. 14, which is a par 3 with an elevated tee box, the golfers there were waiting until the green had cleared to hit their shots.
The officials opened the ropes so the gallery could walk to the hole before the pros had hit. As I walked in front of the tee box, I stopped and held up my hat and showed it to Geoff, and he smiled and gave me a big thumbs-up.
Atlee Compher
Hilton Head Island
Couple streaks across hole No. 16
It was in 1994 when my husband, a new photographer and myself were standing on hole No. 16 of the Heritage Classic when a couple who had disrobed in a home being built came out stark naked and ran across the fairway holding hands.
I could see Greg Norman, who was standing on his drive, when he looked up and saw this.
He hit his club on the ground as he twisted his hat around and sat down laughing. The photographer beside us was a professional and was so startled he did not get any pictures, and that's what he was there for.
Celeste F. Lister
Hilton Head Island
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