Hole In One Golf Podcast - Angel Cabrera - Double Major Winner - Season #2 - "The Greatest GOATs" Legends of Golf Series - Episode #3 - a podcast by Jack Bull

from 2020-08-03T08:56:09

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Hi, I'm your host Jack Bull, welcome to the Hole in One Golf Podcast and welcome to series 2, the Greatest Goats, Legends of Golf series, where we’ll talk in more detail about some of the greatest legends of the game of golf and share some of their stories. Please do reach out to me in any of the links, listed in the show notes below, if you would like me to cover a particular legend, or story. Please do also remember to follow the Hole In One Golf Podcast on whatever platform your listening on. I would be extremely grateful if you could also rate the podcast and share the links with all of your friends and encourage them to listen, as this will really help build our community and also allow me to add more stories as well, which is the aim of the podcast.

In the Greatest Goats, Legends of Golf- Episode #3- Angel Cabrera, we’ll firstly listen to Welsh Golfer Llewellyn Matthews recalling the time he played in the 2007 British Open at Carnoustie and met legendary club designer Bob Vokey and then he recalls playing a practice round with the then US Open Champion Angel Cabrera from Argentina. This story really puts into perspective Cabrera's mighty power game. Cabrera once said that while other players had psychologists, he just smoked! Cabrera is a well know chain smoker and is also known to enjoy great wine and steak!

Thanks to Golf Digest, the articles mentioned in the podcast are listed below.

Reference Golf Digest:

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/masters-2019-recalling-angel-cabreras-victory-10-years-ago-and-why-he-belongs-in-the-world-golf-hall-of-fame

https://www.golfdigest.com/gallery/photos-angel-cabrera

Links:

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2421136-two-time-major-champion-angel-cabrera-is-never-a-bad-pick-at-the-masters

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