@ 25 Jun. 2007 – 20:24:01
Tiger Woods wins farting contests on the course as well as golf trophies.
Ex-Ryder Cup star David Feherty said four-times Masters champ Woods is just as competitive in wind-breaking contests.
Feherty, 47, says he and Woods, 31, regularly hold contests to see who can let rip the most and the loudest.
Feherty, now a CBS TV host, said: "He doesn't allow himself to lose a thing, even our juvenile contest!"
@ 25 Jun. 2007 – 18:51:53
That's what the TV weather forecasters are saying; more than a month's worth of rain has fallen on Doncaster in just the last twenty four hours; making June 2007 the wettest month ever...and there's still nearly a week remaining!
All this rainfall has certainly affected me.
Earlier on it was rainiing in in the kitchen and part of the garden was flooded to a depth of about four inches; and all day the digital TV signal has been pixelating due to the bad weather.
@ 25 Jun. 2007 – 06:09:03
A Devon golfer got a hole-in-one - on the wrong hole.
Clive Seymour, 72, sliced his drive on the first hole at Hele Park in Newton Abbot, Devon, reports the Daily Mirror.
It swerved onto the green of the fourth hole - and dropped in the cup.
Three stunned golfers approaching the fourth green watched as his ball landed ahead of them.
Clive, who has a handicap of 24, said: "I'm afraid slicing is one of my problems.
"I really got hold of the drive but it went to the left, flew over some saplings and to the left of a big oak tree.
"I didn't see where it disappeared but three lads on the fourth said it went straight in the hole.
"You could have knocked me down with a feather."
Retired carpenter Clive, of Paignton, added: "People are saying I've scored the world's first hole-in-the-wrong-one."
Club director Duncan Arnold said: "It was unconventional, but still impressive. A hole in one - at any hole - is still a dream for many golfers."
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