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Despite his newfound fame and demands on his time, Watson spend the weekend following his victory by playing in [[Tim Tebow]]'s charity golf classic, which raises money to spread the Christian [[faith]] to those who have not yet benefit from it. | Despite his newfound fame and demands on his time, Watson spend the weekend following his victory by playing in [[Tim Tebow]]'s charity golf classic, which raises money to spread the Christian [[faith]] to those who have not yet benefit from it. | ||
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Revision as of 14:57, April 15, 2012
Bubba Watson was the surprise winner of the 2012 Masters, capturing the most prestigious golf tournament in a spectacular playoff. Watson is unique among professional golfers in being to control how much he "hooks" or "slices" a drive, as circumstances warrant.
Raised in the panhandle of Florida -- perhaps the most conservative area in the nation -- Watson converted to Christianity as an adult and subsequently adopted a child with his wife, a 6'4" former women's basketball player.
Despite his newfound fame and demands on his time, Watson spend the weekend following his victory by playing in Tim Tebow's charity golf classic, which raises money to spread the Christian faith to those who have not yet benefit from it.