How did Andy Roddick troll by Zach Johnson on the first trip to Augusta

Famier Tennis Hall and 2003 US Open Champ is now aces in “Deceitful“His Podcast Nothing-Poor-Lands. He can also speak in a golf course.

Golf: You got the golf too late. How would you get the mistake?

Andy Roddick: When I retired from tennis (at the age of 30), I was done in a run where I was playing golf, like five days a week for two years, when I was unemployed and did nothing. I would shoot the door and be the first first until 8:00 am every day.

G: Was the therapy for you?

Ar: (laughs) Yes, I think so. In my last years in the tournament, I was trying to keep my ability, which is different and maybe not as happy a process as actually getting better in something. So I think that was fun for me.

G: Who are the benefits of tennis, we will be more surprised when we know it, not counting Mardy “with a D” fish?

AR: Fish is the best. He is, like, a handicap plus-a million. (Ivan) Lendl is excellent, apparently. Tim Henman is a plus-Handicap. I play a lot with Jim Courier, who is a low single. Rafa will be scratched very quickly. Apparently, Andy Murray went from an eight to two in September, shortly after retiring. Carlos Alcaraz hardly plays at all, but its swinging is so perfect perfect already.

G: What is the lowest that was your handicap?

Ar: I was barely scratched for a cup of coffee because of, like, two rounds of flow. I normally sit between one two and three.

G: You are now invested in Golf: a co -owner of Sweetened and a start of Posh Simulator called Intown Golf Club, Plus you have a piece of thimbleA software firm whose app helps direct the operation of the golf course. With the connection of Whoosh, can you get some of us Augusta National?

Ar: I don’t think I can get into Augusta.

G: And yet, in Masters in 2011, you became for Zach Johnson in the par 3. UM, how?

AR: It was completely casual. We shared a sponsor at the time, and they were like, “Zach don’t know who will go to caddy to par 3.” And I was like, “I’ll do it!” I’m sure he has a million people who would do it, but you shoot your goal, right? And they said, “Yes.” I would never be in Augusta before, and my instructions were just to find the way to the club and wake up from the big tree. Zach had won a master at that point, so within four minutes of my being in Augusta for the first time, he came out, hello said, and we went directly to the champions closet room and ate lunch. It broke out my mind.

G: Airdropped directly in the golf paradise.

Ar: That’s exactly what happened. It was Mr. Nicklaus. And tiger. Phil went through. I thought, that’s not real life. Then Zach gave me the old troll – instead of the three wedges they needed for par 3, he gave me the really heavy bag to hold.

G: You stuck with the monster’s staff bag.

Ar: correct. It was pretty funny! I appreciated it.