A disastrous performance that ruined the audience

Torah Bright, a star of Australian skiing, tried her hand at golf (as a guest to promote the Australian Open), and ended up having a disastrous performance. Swinging his bat, the 29th Olympic champion hit the ball straight into the "private area" of a male spectator, luckily nothing happened. serious happened.

The audience burst into laughter while Bright repeatedly apologized

Video of Olympic champion Bright's terrible performance:

Former world number 1 Jordan Spieth ends his title drought

At the Australian Open last weekend, Jordan Spieth had a breathtaking race to the championship. After 4 rounds, he had the same score of 12 strokes as Hall and Smith. Entering the "shootout" series, the American golfer played excellently and was luckier to win the championship. This is his second victory in the past three years at the tournament. The world's No. 5 golfer also ended half a year without a title since Dean & DeLuca Invitational.

World No. 5 golfer ends half-year title drought since Dean & DeLuca Invitational

Henrik Stenson wins Race to Dubai for the third time

Although he only finished tied for 9th place at the DP World Tour Championship last weekend, Stenson still defended his number 1 Race to Dubai ranking because his top competitor Danny Willett finished in the top 50. Rory McIlroy also only finished level with Stenson. Therefore, the Swedish golfer officially has Stenson won the Race to Dubai this season with 4,148,402 points, far ahead of Willett (3,734,528 points). This is Stenson's second victory in the last four years. Golf continues to be a favorite at the Olympics. Returned to the Rio Olympics this summer, golf made its first return to the Olympic arena in 112 years. The sport was successful and impressive. Thanks to that, the Olympic Committee soon considered maintaining golf as a competition at the 2020 and 2024 games. The championOlympic 2016is Justin Rose (UK).