Who Did It Better: Karl-Anthony Towns or Happy Gilmore?
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Karl-Anthony Towns is one of the best athletes the state of Kentucky has ever seen, but can he hit a golf ball?
The 2016 NBA Rookie of the Year proved he’s more than a basketball player last summer when he won the homerun derby at Coach Cal’s celebrity softball game. However, swinging a baseball bat is much different than swinging a golf club.
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At Kyle Rudolph’s celebrity golf tournament, Towns tried to take a page from Happy Gilmore’s golfing handbook off the tee box.
Yes, @KarlTowns went full Happy Gilmore at @KyleRudolph82‘s charity golf tournament.
The results were … interesting.
📹: @UMNChildrens pic.twitter.com/DGdAg3Kk4y
– The Players’ Tribune (@PlayersTribune) June 27, 2017
Towns got it off the tee, but Happy went a little farther.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVe14PszgS0
Unfortunately, we can’t see where Karl’s landed, but I think it’s safe to say it was not a hole-in-one.
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