While most men can only dream of being personally “aroused” by Gulbis, some guy got the honor of actually having it happen to him.  During a practice round for Gulbis, she notices someone sleeping out in the bleachers along the green.  After betting her caddy $5 that she can hit him, she pulls out a club.

Unfortunately for the caddy, he is so good at his job that she hits the man dead on and wakes him up.  How?  When Gulbis asks for the yardage to the man, the caddy says “55 yards”.  It was probably pretty tough to figure out the yardage from where they were, but the caddy was on his game and it cost him.  Was this shot as unbelievable as Leif Olson’s bank shot hole-in-one?  No, but it was still very impressive.

I never thought I would be jealous of someone getting hit by a golf ball, but Natalie is more than welcome to wake me up in any way she pleases.

Hat Tip -  [DevilBallGolf] via [WithLeather]

Sounds difficult, right?  Well not when you are David Pelz and can drain that shot with apparent ease.  It kind of makes you wonder when this guy is lining them up from that far away and dropping the ball right into the cup, while a simple 5-footer can seem like hell for others.  Of course that is just me speaking for myself.  Maybe I should just accept the fact that Perez is 40 times better than me, at the very least.

During an instructional video, the short game specialist lined up a putt from 200 feet in an attempt to show viewers how to get it close to the flag stick.  You can’t get it much closer than he did as the ball nicely curled into the hole.  Now I am just trying to think whether this would make a good instructional clip or simply aggravate viewers because of how easy Perez makes it look.

Hat Tip Video – [Devil Ball]