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Moon Golf Invitational was held at Suntree Country Club over President’s Day Weekend

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ON THE COVER Sepp Straka is the first Austrian to win on the PGA Tour at The Honda Classic with an assist from Mother Nature

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An interview with Pat Boone. “Old Pro” Will Dunn of the upcoming Mulligan Movie. Long time since a golf-themed movie. In theatres April 18th.

Alice Gotbring, 22-year-old Senior golfer at Barry University, conquers an unbelievable diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis at such a young age

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Old Books and Timeless Advice: You won’t believe instructional golf books haven’t changed a lot over 100 years!

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We Do Good assists the family of Anthony Testa. Former West Palm Beach police officer and Military Veteran passed away far too soon.

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It’s time to clean out the garage to help the First Tee Annual Club Drive.

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The Honda Classic fans are back after limited attendance in 2021. See a few quotes from fans at the 2022 tournament.

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PHOTO CREDITS Sepp Straka cover-Courtesy of The Honda Classic/Andy Lyons, Getty Images, 5th Annual Moon Golf Invitational-photos by Andy Kent, 2022 Honda Classic Recap, Rain Coming-Chipshots Photography, Daniel Berger and caddie-Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images, The Mulligan Movie-photos courtesy of Engage Media Partners, Alice Gotbring-photos by Bill Van Smith, Old Books and pipe (istockphotos), We Do Good-Courtesy of We Do Good, Fans Turn Out in Droves-photos by Bill Van Smith

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5 Annual MOON GOLF INVITATIONAL Giving Back

BY ANDY KENT

Final results – from left to right Courtney Trimble, Anne Moon and Dan Moon.

Up in lights, Individual Champion Ingrid Lindblad of LSU

MELBOURNE – As much as the game of golf has given Anne Moon, she has given back tenfold and continues to do so through the Moon Golf Invitational tournament up in Melbourne and the three golf retail stores owned by her and her husband, Dan, in their hometown of Melbourne, Vero Beach, and Palm Beach Gardens.

Over President’s Day weekend in February, the 5th Annual Moon Golf Invitational, which hosts 15 of the top NCAA Division I women’s college programs in the nation, was held for the first time at Suntree Country Club. Eleven of the teams competing were ranked in the polls, including five in the top ten, with Florida State University capturing the team championship by six strokes over Virginia (-10 to -4). LSU’s Ingrid Lindblad took home individual medalist honors with a -10, holding off Virginia’s Beth Lillie and Louisville’s Kendall Griffin by three strokes after Lillie closed with a final round 68.

But the real winners once again were the Moons and Anne’s best friend and former teammate at Auburn University, Courtney Trimble, who helped convince Anne to start the tournament back in 2019 when she was the head women’s golf coach at Louisville. That’s why Louisville remains as the tournament host, and to see how the event has grown in stature in such a short period has left an impression on all three of them.

“It’s been amazing to see the growth,” said Trimble, who turned over the reins at Louisville to Whitney Young after the 2019 season and is the tournament director. “We started out with the two top teams the first year, and now we’ve just kind of continued to add them every year. The whole event has just gotten better, and I think it’s because of Anne’s and Moon Golf’s commitment to making it better. Every year Anne says, ‘What do we need to do to make it better?”

One constant over the five years has been the date of the tournament, which always falls on President’s Day weekend. As Trimble pointed out, that’s the time of year when the weather is the most desirable in the area, and it’s also at the beginning of the college golf schedule, so it’s a good testing ground for the programs entered in the field to gage where they are.

It’s also easy to get to from around the nation as it involves a direct flight into Orlando and then a short drive south.

Trimble also touted the support of the Space Coast Tourism Foundation and the volunteers and support (Continued on page 16)

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Dark skies closing in for The Honda Classic Finale Photo by Chipshots Photography

The Honda Classic Recap

By CRAIG DOLCH

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he Honda Classic was good until the last drop. The last raindrop.

The last dropped putt. And the last dropped shot.

All of the above, actually.

After 71 holes of brilliant, Chamber of Commerce weather, The Honda Classic concluded in a bizarre deluge of rain with Sepp Straka providing the thunder. Straka became the first Austrian to win on the PGA Tour, overcoming a five-shot deficit to win the Honda Classic at PGA National Resort.

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Straka birdied three of the last five holes, leaving his 46-foot eagle putt on the 18th hole inches short after reaching the par-5 18th in two during the driving rainstorm. He tapped in for a final-round 4-under 66 on the Champion Course to beat 2019 British Open champion Shane Lowry, by a shot at 10-under 270.

“I was very lucky I got to hit my drive before the rain came,” Straka said of his 334-yard drive at No. 18 that was the longest on the par-5 finishing hole Sunday.

Straka and Kurt Kitayama, playing in the penultimate group, both hit their drives on No. 18 just before the skies opened up.

Straka was tied for the lead with Lowry at nine-under.

It was pouring by the time Straka and Kitayama reached their tee shots.

Kitayama, who was tied for third at 8-under with Daniel Berger, was in no hurry to hit his second shot until a PGA Tour rules official told him he had to play because there was no lightning.

Straka went next, hitting a 6-from from 199 yards on the green, well left of the hole. “The second shot was harder than the tee shot,” he said.

Straka’s eagle attempt stopped inches short of the hole, enabling him to take the lead at 10-under. The drama wasn’t over.

Berger’s tee shot in the rain barely went 270 yards. Lowry’s was even worse, a low hook that went about 250 into the rough that forced him to lay up.

Trailing by two after starting the day with a five-shot lead, Berger had no choice but to go for the green in two, and his approach landed just right of the green into the water. The bogey dropped him to fourth place.

Lowry’s third shot wasn’t close, nor was his birdie try, enabling the 28-year-old Straka to win his first PGA Tour event in his 95th start and earn the former George Bulldog his first trip to the Masters. “It’s a lifelong dream of mine just to be heading to Augusta,” said Straka, whose family moved from Austria to the U.S. when he was 14. “It’s still surreal. I’m sure it will sink in at some time. It’s just crazy what this all means.”

“I knew I could win because there was only one guy ahead of me (to start the final round). Strange things happen out here.” Lowry lamented his bad luck with the finish. The Irishman was the only player to go bogey-free in the final round, and

he set a record for fewest over par holes (four) since the Honda Classic moved to the Champion course in 2007.

Despite closing with a 67, the runnerup finish meant he’s now 0-fo4-62 since winning the 2019 British Open at Royal Portrush. “Yeah, it’s hard to take, to be honest,” Lowry said. “Feel like I got the tournament stolen from me. The last hole … that’s as bad a break as I’ve ever got. “I felt I played good enough golf to win the tournament. Probably played some of my best golf of my whole career this week, I feel, around a very tough golf course.”

Berger could only blame himself. He started the day tied for the largest 54-hole lead in the tournament’s 49-year history.

Tough Sunday for Jupiter resident Daniel Berger Photo by Mike Ehrmann / GettyImages But that five-shot cushion was gone by the sixth hole, no thanks to a double bogey on the par-5 third hole. After opening with rounds of 65-65-69, Berger lost his touch on the crispy greens, preventing the Jupiter resident from winning his hometown PGA Tour event. His only two birdies during a 74 came from chip-ins as he became the first player since Dustin Johnson in 2017 not to win a PGA Tour event with at least a five-shot lead entering the final round.

“I didn’t play well, so I didn’t win the golf tournament,” said Berger, who’s 1-of-4 in converting 54-hole leads. “I just didn’t hit the shots that I needed to hit at the right time. “Just a poor round. It can happen at any time. I’m not going to dwell on it too much. I don’t think I made a single putt.”

Straka made a critical 20-foot birdie putt from the fringe at No. 16 to move into a fi rst-place tie with Lowry. That set the stage for the late drama – and weather.

“When I got to the ninth tee, my caddie (John Davenport) said, ‘I need your best ten holes of the week,’” Straka said. “I had no idea where I stood. I knew so many things could happen on the back nine. Most of it was out of my control, so I tried to keep my head down and hit good shots.”

And he did just that, with an assist from Mother Nature. craigdolch@aol.com

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The Mulligan Movie A Conversation with Pat Boone

By JASON BRUNO

PAT BOONE HAS BEEN A SINGER, COMPOSER, ACTOR, WRITER, TELEVISION PERSONALITY, MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER, AND SPOKESMAN FOR NEARLY SEVEN DECADES. IN HIS HEYDAY IN THE 1950S AND 60S, HE SOLD MORE THAN 45 MILLION RECORDS AND APPEARED IN MORE THAN 12 HOLLYWOOD FILMS, AND THROUGHOUT MUCH OF THAT TIME, GOLF HAS BEEN A PASSION.

Jason Bruno: You’ve had such a long career in entertainment, is “The Mulligan” your first golf movie?

Pat Boone: Let me think about it because I’ve been in a number of movies, yeah I think it is. I was delighted to get it and to have had the opportunity, but as I pointed out in the press conference - I’m thrilled to be part of a film that will impact many people, not just golf lovers. We are all in need of second chances in life and you never know how God may be planning to redeem your story. Payne Stewart was a friend, and these knickers I’m wearing are made by the same guy (Tim Barry) that made his, and we played golf together - we had a bond as strong Christians. When he died I felt like a

member of my family had died, but I knew we would see each other in heaven eventually - I mourned him like I would my own brother, so when I had the chance to do this movie and knowing that the Payne Stewart Foundation benefitted from it and I could wear these clothes, it was an easy decision. I wear them in all of the celebrity tournaments.

Jason: Speaking of celebrity tournaments, is that where you met Payne?

Pat: Yes, we met at one of those celebrity events. I played the Crosby at Pebble Beach, the Sinatra and the Andy Williams event every year. I sang at galas on Saturday nights. The L.A Open could have been the Pat Boone L.A Open, but I was (Continued on page 20)

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Alice Gotbring, Senior at Barry University

ALICE GOTBRING Conquering Adversity

By BILL VAN SMITH

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olf, as almost every golfer knows, is a difficult and unpredictable game. Just try standing over an eight-foot putt on the 18th green to win a $5 Nassau. You get the picture. However, many difficulties can be much more trying and more serious than any putt you might have attempted.

Just ask Alice Gotbring, a member of the Barry University women’s golf team that is ranked No. 4 in the nation in Division II. Gotbring, age 22 and a senior at Barry, is leading the Buccaneers, and she is ranked No. 2 in the nation as an individual golfer.

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the course. Gotbring, a newcomer in a new country, probably would like to forget some of her recent past - particularly a strange and unusual illness - but the memories are too unforgettable.

Just over a year ago, Gotbring started to feel pain in her wrist during a tournament. “Then I felt it mainly in my fingers, my wrist, and my shoulder, and I could barely pick up a club or take a golf swing,” Gotbring said.

That night she went to sleep, hoping the pain would go away—no such luck.

“I woke up, and it was horrible,” Gotbring recalled. “I could not open a water bottle, and I could not hold onto a golf club,” Gotbring called her Dad back home in Sweden for advice and comfort

and then went to the team trainer, who sent her to a specialist. Blood tests were taken, and Gotbring got the diagnosis that didn’t seem to make sense: rheumatoid arthritis.

“Even the doctor didn’t believe it because I was so young,” Gotbring said.

“Arthritis is usually something older people get.” Gotbring returned to Sweden during the summer break and also visited doctors there. They did everything [bloodwork, tests, etc.] all over again and put her on a strong medication that included a once-a-week injection that initially made her feel extremely ill.

“I could not get out of bed,” she said.

“When I was sick, my opponents were practicing, and it was a very stressful time.

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See if this excerpt sounds somewhat familiar: It will be readily understood by those who have followed me that I consider that golf has been badly served by those who have essayed to teach it by books. The main, if not indeed the whole, cause of the trouble is the manner in which writer after writer has allowed himself to be influenced by the work of those who have preceded him. This is neither amusing nor instructive. The essence of progress is research. We cannot progress in anything by repeating parrot-like the fallacies of those who have preceded us.

I want to make it particularly plain that this book aims at absolutely dispelling the fog and mist, the obscurity and the falseness which now clusters about the game of golf. One

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dear old chap was explaining to me how he tries to drive.

He said: “When I get to the top of the swing I have so many things to remember that I get all of a dither and mess it up hopelessly.” Could anyone express it better?

About seventy-five percent of the golfers who follow the usual tuition are “all of a dither.” The whole trouble is that they are given too much to think of during the stroke. I am certain that the secret of success in golf is to eliminate the necessity of thinking and theorizing on the links. This, I contend, can be done by knowing, not merely reading, the contents of this book.

This is merely one example of an intriguing compilation of thoughts, beliefs, philosophies, opinions, and suggestions contained in this 110-year-old book. Should you decide to pursue this tome, please be aware that the equipment used in 1912 is significantly different from today’s, and, therefore, some information may be presented which directly contradicts modern-day instruction. Happy reading!

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staff at Suntree for the success of this year’s event, and that wasn’t lost on the competitors and the coaching staffs.

“It was such a strong field, and we were excited to come play. Suntree’s a different golf course for us than they played a year ago,” FSU head coach Amy Bond said. “It’s unreal. This is such a great golf course, and so it put up a really good challenge for us. Early in the year, you kind of want some challenges to see how the girls react to adversity, if there is any, and I thought they did a really good job of reacting to the windy conditions.

“They’ve done a great job with this event, and it’s not very often that former college golfers actually put on an event.

So, what an honor it is for us to be invited to come play in the event because they are trying to make it one of the best in the country, and it’s all about the way you’re treated. The girls really are treated well, kind of like rock stars.”

Despite all of the praise she and her

Team champions FSU with Dan and Anne Moon

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husband have been receiving and the kind words from Trimble and Bond, Moon remains grounded and humble and simply sees what she’s been doing as an extension of what was done for her throughout her career. From her early years on the links at Auburn and a brief stint on the Futures Tour to her successful transition to being a top-flight sales rep for Callaway Golf, Moon has embraced all of the advantages golf has to offer and wants to make sure today’s generation of young women golfers don’t miss out.

It was that connection between her and Dan, her husband and father to their two children, Caroline and Matthew, that has allowed the power couple to forge ahead on multiple fronts. They met at Auburn and worked for and with each other in different capacities before going into business by founding Moon Golf after taking over a local Golf USA franchise. Their business success has translated into running a successful golf tournament and providing a blueprint for future generations.

“A lot of this is full circle for us, being able to give back to women’s golf, which was a big part of why I’ve had success in the golf business,” said Moon, who competed under maiden name of Anne Hutto at Auburn from 1998-2003. “Being able to say that I competed at that level kind of gives you a little bit more credibility because the golf business is still very male dominated. More women are getting into it, but Auburn gave me a lot by giving me that opportunity, so for us to be able to give back to women’s golf it’s very important to me.

“I don’t forget the opportunities that I’ve gotten because of that, so that’s kind of why we are doing it. The future of the game is juniors, it’s women, and our hopes are that these college events that we’re a part of inspiring more women, whether they’re young or they’re old, to just continue to get in the game and want to play more. Because at the end of the day, the more people playing golf, the more Moon Golf can grow.”

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FIRST TEE CLUB DRIVE WEEKEND APRIL 23RD AND 24TH Special to The Tee Times

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lease mark your calendars for April 23rd and 24th. It is time to clean out the garage and your trunk of your old golf equipment. Through the generosity of local golfers and country clubs, First Tee – Florida Gold Coast receives thousands of donated golf clubs each year. Our high school students and veterans can use some, but many are too big or too stiff for children. We partner with Blake’s Golf Shop to sell the remaining clubs, and the funds raised help us to buy child appropriate clubs and to support our mission and programs in Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties.

Club Drive Weekend is open to all golfers and country clubs. Golfers can make their donation at any PGA TOUR Superstore location, MoonGolf on PGA Boulevard, The Champions Club at Summerfield in Stuart or Blakes Golf Shop in Lake Worth. Country clubs promote the weekend to their members and pile up the donated clubs in the cart barn. First Tee will then come by the following week Admirals Cove Addison Reserve BallenIsles Bear Lakes Boca Rio Boca West Boca Woods Breakers Ocean Breakers West Champion’s Club CC of Florida 18

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to pick everything up. An IRS donation receipt is provided to all donors.

“We have about one-half of the courses in our territory helping out with Club Drives each year,” said Chapter Chairman Dan Young. “Club members really enjoy cleaning out their trunks and garages and donating their old clubs and bags to a great cause that serves thousands of children and veterans in South Florida.”

This year, country clubs interested in participating or hosting a Club Drive should contact David Trout, PGA, at davidt@firstteeflgoldcoast.org for more information.

“We have been conducting Club Drives for many years,” said Chapter Executive Director Carl Mistretta. “Members at many local clubs donate all year, and when it starts to pile up, the club just calls us for a pickup.”

Below is a partial list of clubs that have participated over the years: Mizner CC Mirasol Old Marsh Old Palm Parkland PGA National Pine Tree Polo Club Quail Ridge Royal Palm Sailfish Point

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involved with a real estate company that had a tournament up in the Northwest - Seattle area, and when I was offered the chance to be the host of the LA open I couldn’t do it because of the conflict. That’s when they gave it to Glen Campbell.

Jason: Wow, the untold story!?

Pat: Yes, it could have been the Pat Boone L.A. Open even now.

Jason: Tell me more about your love affair with the game of golf and what drew you to do the movie “The Mulligan”?

Pat: I’ve just loved golf all of this time, but there’s a moral component that drew me to this story even more than the opportunity to help with the Payne Stewart Foundation - golf is the only sport I know of that has a moral component. It teaches kids to be honest, I don’t know about baseball, football, tennis or any other sport, but in golf, if you duff a shot you have to count the score.

Jason: How old were you when you took up the game?

Pat: I was in college when I first played, I was into tennis, football, baseball but not golf. I was infuriated at first because what I thought would be so easy, was the exact opposite. I got hooked and later began hosting several charity events including the Easter Seals event.

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Jason: Were there any tour players that you became friends with and formed relationships with during those early days?

Pat: Yes, Wally Armstrong who wrote The Mulligan came to bible studies in our home during the years that I was at home more. I would always root for those players out there on the tour that was part of that Bible study group that came to our house. I also had very nice relationships with Arnold Palmer and Nicklaus - I’m going to be with him on February 4th, which is an unrelated event to golf. I’ve played golf with Jack, Arnie, and Gary Player, in fact, I played golf with Gary back in his home country of South Africa.

Jason: Where do play most of your golf these days?

Pat: Bel Air. Bing Crosby was my sponsor to get into Bel Air, I was 23 years old. I played in the Crosby at Pebble Beach for 18 years.

Catherine Crosby (Bing’s wife) moved the event from Pebble Beach. It was her doing to move it to Durham, North Carolina (after his passing), her sons were begging her to please keep it at Pebble. He created the pro-am and it shouldn’t have been moved, but they wanted to call it the AT&T Crosby Pebble Beach tournament and she said no it’s got to be the Bing Crosby AT&T. She was ok with their name on it, but wanted Bing’s name first. So she moved it to Durham and I played in The Crosby tournament for about 8 years until it finally fizzled away.

Jason: During the time of the Clam Bake at Pebble, Cypress Point was in the rotation, can you tell me what you remember about playing Cypress?

Pat: The 16th is a fearsome hole, you have to hit it like 220 yards over the ocean onto the green. I’ve gone for it a few times, but never made it across. I probably could have made it if I hit my best shot, but never did make it. Once I was playing in the pro-am and whoever it was, maybe Tommy Armour - hit a shot with the wind coming across the Pacific, the shot was going to be perfect on the center of the green when the wind blew the ball so much that it hit a rock and bounced back up on the green. I played there again last year, but this time I laid up to the left and I asked the caddie and he said, “use your 8 iron.” I was in the fairway by that little tree there, I got it over onto the green but missed the putt. For those of us who can’t reach the green from the tee, that little tree on the corner makes it tough.

Jason: You play most of your golf at Bel-Air these days, is the “Little Pro” Eddie Merrins still “holding court” out there?

Pat: Yes, he is. Eddie Merrins is still there, and he says, “hit it with both hands, Boone. Not just with your left, hit it with both hands.” I’ve been a member out there since 1954; he’s still out there doing his thing...

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I felt really alone, and I thought it was extremely unfair. I also was puzzled about what was going on. In fact, I was kind of ashamed of having this problem.” Making things worse: “I’m afraid of needles,” she said with the slightest of smiles.

Finally, Gotbring concluded her future, both her mental and golf future. She decided not to feel sorry for herself.

“There are still days I just have to work through it,” she said, “but I’m handling it better. I will keep going and hope for the best. It is more under control. I had to realize that I have to deal with it in order

playing.” Her pain has been replaced by confidence and determination. In fact, being ranked No. 2 in the nation doesn’t satisfy Gotbring at this point.

You can credit that to two things.

Confidence and determination.

-- First, the confidence: “I am a different person today than I was,” Gotbring said.

“At one point, I wasn’t sure I was good enough as a golfer. Now I’m confident and being confident is a big part of golf.”

-- Second, the determination: “I don’t want to be No. 2 in the nation,” Gotbring firmly said. “I just don’t want to be No. 2. It’s

to play golf. I have to take the injections in order to play golf. I have to live with it.”

“There were a lot of thoughts – not good ones -- going through my head during one period,” Gotbring admitted. Through willpower, those negative thoughts have turned positive. She is still getting the weekly shot and said, “I can grip a golf club without any pain now.”

She currently assessed her golf game, saying, “I’m surprised at how well I’m

the worst. I can still move up.” OK, simple logic equates that “moving up” from No. 2 means one thing – Gotbring becoming No. 1. “We have enough tournaments the rest of the season for me to move up,” Gotbring said. “This is it for my college career. I have nothing to lose or hold back.”

The bottom line is that Gotbring’s mind and health have indeed been on the mend, and her golf game has become a picture of health.

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The journey has been a long one since her youth in Sweden. For being a top-notch amateur, Gotbring was a late starter. She first played golf as a 10-yearold in Sweden, and before golf Gotbring’s primary sport was horseback riding. “I really liked horseback riding,” she said.

“I did not see myself as a golfer. It was horseback riding that I enjoyed a lot.”

The horseback riding got sidetracked when Gotbring got her feet stuck in the stirrups, and the horse bolted. “I was hanging down, and the horse took off and dragged me,” Gotbring said. “My riding coach finally stopped the horse, but that kind of led to the end of my horseback career.”

Golf was the beneficiary.

“I started playing golf at age 10,” Gotbring said, “but it wasn’t until I was 14 or so that I realized I was good at it.” At that point, she earned a spot on the Swedish national 15-16 team.

Then came the decision to leave Sweden and move to Miami. She came to Miami and Barry University fully knowing, “In Miami, you get to play and practice year-round.” Barry women’s coach Shannon Sykora saw Gotbring play in the DoralPublix Junior Classic at Doral and had no hesitation in offering her a scholarship to Barry. That was a brilliant move that has paid off in national recognition for both Gotbring and the Barry team.

So, Gotbring’s journey from being dragged by a horse, becoming a superb golfer, and dealing with a disabling and frightening disease has come to a rest at a less-frenetic point in her life.

That all said, Gotbring revealed one thing that has not changed: With a smile and then a laugh, she concluded, “I’m still afraid of needles.” bvansmith@gmail.com

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FOR THE HONDA CLASSIC

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here was something different about the Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens this year. What was that difference? There were fans – lots of them. Fans went 6 or 7 deep surrounding the ropes on the final day.

You actually had to do a little pushing and shoving to get a good view.

The Bear Trap holes, as usual, were the center of attention, and the rebuilt stands around the Bear Trap were lively and loud. That was a big difference from a year ago when pandemic rules limited attendance dramatically. This year, people proved they wanted their golf back by showing up in big numbers.

The all-time Honda record for attendance is 224,642 in 2018. That mark was not reached this year, but as one fan said, 28

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“It was a good crowd out there, and it was nice to have a lot of people looking on again.”

Here’s a random smattering of what some of those fans had to say about this year’s event.

menacing Bear statue, Molly said, “No, I wasn’t afraid of that Bear. But if I came here in the dark, maybe I would be.” Asked if The Bear had any golf advice to give her, Molly said, “No, he didn’t say anything to me, but he’s a really nice Bear.”

TEEN AND THE BIG, BAD BEAR Molly Fisher, age 13 and in the eighth grade, does not play golf. Nevertheless, she was having a great time at this year’s Honda Classic. “I’m just happy to be out here,” she said of walking the course with her father, Matt. “It’s so much fun.”

To make Molly’s day even better, she met one of the most famous people on the course. That would be the huge Bear statue at the beginning of the infamous three holes called The Bear Trap. Of the

VISIT TO THE BEER TRAP A string of homes border the PGA National Championship Course near The Bear Trap area. The people in those homes walk out their back doors and have a privileged view of players as they head into the final holes. Those homes also have the best signs on the golf course, not to mention possibly the best beer. They have wittingly, and we do mean wittingly, have a huge sign labeling their slice of the community as The Beer (Continued on page 30)

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Trap. Then they have two signs stating “Free Beer Yesterday” and “Free Beer Tomorrow.” OK, take a few seconds and mull that over in your minds. This year’s onlookers at The Beer Trap, sitting comfortably in their lawn chairs, agreed that last year’s pandemic-restricted tournament was “disappointing in crowd size, and this year is much better.”

FIRST-TIMER: IT’S GREAT Matthew Tobias Jr., age 10 and in the fourth grade, was making his first visit to the Honda Classic, describing it with no hesitation as “it’s great. I like watching the players and seeing what they do,” Tobias Jr. said. “Maybe I can pick up some things about their swings.”

Tobias Jr. just started playing golf, and his father – same name as the son – already thinks Tobias Jr. is a natural. Remembering his son’s first swing at a golf ball, the elder Tobias, who has attended the tournament five times, proudly said, “He used a wood and got it up in the air. Pretty good.”

The pandemic prevented the father-son duo from attending a year ago, making being on the course this year a huge moment.

Said Dad, “I couldn’t wait to be here . . . particularly with him.

That’s special.”

FIRST-TIMER: IT’S GREAT Rebecca Clark, age 35, knows how to enjoy herself. And that would be traipsing the grass of a golf course. Clark said she, “Just recently got into golf. “And she jumped right in, apparently. She already has her favorite golfers in Rickie Fowler (heartthrob), Brooks Koepka (local and a four-time major champion), and Daniel Berger (well-known local 30

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who dominated the tournament for three rounds before faltering). “All of this is really fun,” Clark said. “I like the fact that players need fans,” she said. “I just love being here.”

Clark just happened to have a beer securely in her hand. “Tasty,” she said. “The beer is delicious.” Clark, obviously, is one of those fans who knows how to enjoy a tournament.

GOLFER AND NON-GOLFER Angie Young, 56, knows the game of golf quite well. She should. Angie is the Operations Supervisor at the Palm Beach Par 3 Course. She was quite happy to be back at PGA National during this year’s Honda Classic after she missed last year’s event. “I really missed not being here a year ago,” Young said. The 2022 Honda Classic was Young’s sixth Molly Fisher poses time attending the Honda. with the Bear Statue Young said, “It’s awesome to see the fans and crowds back. Everybody is enjoying themselves.”

Joining Young at the tournament was Sarah Trayer, age 44. Trayer is a newcomer to PGA Tournament golf, although she proudly said, “I met Rickie Fowler a long time ago.” The fresh air and the green grass of the course was enough to make Trayer happy. “It’s really, really good to just get out of lockdown,” she said. Everybody can agree about that.

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