Personally, I think the odds are more like 1 in 33,000 for the average golfer.

The raw odds are 1 in 25 (in getting a scholarship), ... And the average amount received is about $1,600. If you're just a random student, C average, no interesting hobbies, you're unlikely to get aid.

For the average consumer that's looking for a way to tilt their odds in favor of healthy development and graceful aging for themselves and for their families, the single most important thing they can do is eat more fruits and vegetables and less added fat, sugar and highly processed foods. The second most important thing for them to do is to seek out organic fruits and vegetables known to be high in vitamins and antioxidants.

I'm a golfer - not an athlete.

I would give you seven to one odds that this is going to be a slash piece, but that's OK. I'm willing to take the heat.

It was a downhill lie with a 30-mile-per-hour tailwind in high altitude on a hard fairway. I believe it to be true.