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Within the golfing world, trick shots have gained popularity as fans are enthralled by their originality and expertise. Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and Rickie Fowler have all previously displayed their mastery of spectacular trick shots while posting about their accomplishments on social media.
In an unexpected change of events, Tiger Woods, Rickie Fowler, and Justin Thomas have been challenged by world-famous professional surfer Kelly Slater, to up their trick shot game. The challenge started when Slater shared an Instagram story, which Fowler later reposted, sparking discussion and rumors among fans and followers.
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Surfing meets golf in Trick Shot challenges
In his Instagram story, Kelly Slater made a strong criticism of Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and Rickie Fowler. “It’s time for Rickie Fowler, Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and the boys to step up their trick shot game.” The statement struck a chord with sports fans, who were intrigued to see what would happen as a result of this friendly challenge.
Rickie Fowler responded to Slater’s post by posting the Instagram story to his own account along with the statement, “I’m better off on land but we can work on something… and if it is water, I prefer warm enough to not be in that full suit.” Fowler’s remarks alluded to the prospect of working with Slater, whether on land or even investigating actions involving the ocean.
Fans have been speculating and getting excited about what Slater and Fowler said because it suggests an exciting fusion of golf and surfing. Kelly Slater, known for his outstanding accomplishments in professional surfing, offers a novel viewpoint on the realm of trick shots and encourages players to exceed their limits outside of the golf course.
Rickie Fowler aiming for glory at the 2023 US Open
The former amateur golf world number one has continued to make a strong impression this season and frequently displayed his abilities on the course. Although he has yet to win a championship, Fowler’s consistent play has ensured a continuous flow of income, with just one cut missed in 2023.
The golfer’s recent performances are especially remarkable because they included a great T6 result at the Charles Schwab Challenge and a top-10 finish at the Memorial Tournament. Fowler, who is regarded as one of the most talented players who has not yet achieved a large triumph, appeared prepared to have a big impact on the next Los Angeles competition.
🚨 Rickie Fowler said he hurt his back last Sunday. 🤕
He's doing cold water therapy to hopefully be ready for the US Open next week. #LACC
via @RickieLegion
— GOLF INJURY REPORT (@InjuryReportPGA) June 9, 2023
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In Fowler’s preparations for the approaching big championship, a slight setback has occurred. An Oklahoma State University graduate reportedly hurt his back after finishing his final round at the Muirfield Village Golf Club, according to a Twitter source.
Fowler’s injury appears to be of a minor nature despite the fact that he finished the competition with a solid two-under-par, five strokes behind the victor. According to reports, he is reportedly receiving cold water therapy to assure his preparedness for the upcoming US Open, which will start on June 15.
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