Phillis Meti Sets World Record for Longest Drive

Long-drive competitor and defending world champion New Zealander Phillis Meti, 30, has broken the world record for women’s long drives in Denver with a figure of 371m.

It did appear Meti’s ball made contact with a marker or sprinkler head, shooting the ball forward 54.8m. “You gotta have some luck in this game,” the commentator said. The drive was counted.

American Troy Mullins defeated Meti in the finals with a 341.9m bomb, with Meti “only” able to muster a drive of 331.9m.

Original article by Joel Beall, Golf Digest, July 27, 2017.


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Formula E’s Evans and Cassidy Taking Top Spots

Formula E’s Evans and Cassidy Taking Top Spots

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