Golf Spelled Backwards

Michelle Wie will eat anything. Don't believe me? Here she is eating squid ... live squid ... in Korea: Hahahaha I mean....I gotta do it! Only in Korea once a year with the fam bam! #livesquid #bizarrefoodskorea #fearfactor 🐙🐙 A video posted by Michelle Wie (@themichellewie) on Oct 18, 2015 at 1:33am PDT And here she is eating chicken feet: Chicken feet during a proam? Why not.... 🙈🙊 #wheninkorea #casual #isitglutenfree A video posted by Michelle Wie (@themichellewie) on Oct 13, 2015 at 10:48pm PDT Different cultures enjoy different food. What might seem yucky to people in one geographical area is yummy to those in another. The rustic elements of Asian cuisines have always challenged the American palate, but foodies everywhere - and especially those like Michelle, who bridges two cultures - become more adventurous all the time. Wie posted these two videos from Korea, where she was playing the LPGA KEB Hana Bank Championship. And it's not the first tim...

Oh, man, this is just brutal. The worst putt of all-time? Maybe. It's made worse by the fact that it's Ernie Els flinching that putt past the cup. I mean it - watch his right hand just before impact. You can easily see it twitch. Oh no, you watched it! Now try not to think about it next time you're over a very short putt that there is just no way you are going to miss ... This putt by Els, by the way, was during the first round of the 2015 Dunhill Links Championship. Poor Els. This is why he stopped winning, of course - his putting went south. That putt is all the way to the South Pole.