#BEN HOGAN IRONS REVIEW 2019 PROFESSIONAL#

His golf journey was far different from Brad ZwetschkeвЂ™s. Mark Wilson lost to Tiger Woods 1-down at Wollaston Country Club just outside Boston in 1992. He doesnвЂ™t play much golf anymore except for the odd scramble when his commander needs a ringer. Zwetschke is now an army chaplain who has been deployed five times in the last 12 years to offer support to soldiers. He ended up in New Orleans in 2005, when his home in the Ninth Ward was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina he relocated with his young family to Florida. Zwetschke returned home and began training as a missionary. Junior Amateur Final at Arnold PalmerвЂ™s Bay Hill Club, Brad Zwetschke put down his golf clubs and turned to faith. Eleven years after facing Tiger in the U.S. It took an epiphany in 1999 during the Australian Tour Qualifying School to push Zwetschke in a new, vastly different direction.

#BEN HOGAN IRONS REVIEW 2019 PROFESSIONAL#

However, after one year in Raleigh, he wasnвЂ™t as focused on golf as he should have been, so he transferred to the University of Illinois and then moved once more to Eastern Illinois.Д®ven with some struggles during his college career, Zwetschke gave professional golf a try in 1997 and headed for Orlando. A decorated high school golfer in Kankakee, Ill., Zwetschke chose North Carolina State over Arizona, Virginia, and Ohio State. ZwetschkeвЂ™s success that week helped him realize he was good enough to compete with the best of his peers. The match stretched into a playoff, and Tiger won on the 19th hole after Zwetschke missed a 4-foot par putt following a great shot from a greenside bunker. After jumping out to a 3-up lead after six holes, Zwetschke became the first in a line of opponents to be hunted down by the Big Cat. The final between Zwetschke and Woods was a close one, in fact, Zwetschke was the first opponent in the event to force Woods to play 18 holes.

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