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First, I was like “Dude, take a drop, this doesn’t end well.” Then I figured it was going in the water. Then I assumed the worst. Sprained wrist. Then…well, that was insane. Kind of a cool part of social media is normal human stuff like this gets seen.

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Video chrisavayou on the gram

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This is a shock to me. Highly unexpected. My Social Impact Award Africa

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It's actually not that hard of a shot 😏

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I can’t wait until the next time I see you in a lie like this

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Are they listening to 10,000 maniacs?

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Just your typical bro Golf music😂

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What a shot 😂

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Can’t pull of the miracle by taking a drop or laying up. Especially if you paid money to play.

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Every guy I’ve ever played a match against followed immediately by, “that was the best shot of my life”. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Pretty sick out of that!

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Please tell me he sank the putt! 😁 Lots of focus required on that shot and well executed!

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