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Charles Barkley is so bad at golf, he hit a ball into a crowd and finished behind Larry the Cable Guy

You might be surprised to learn (that is, you won’t be surprised to learn) that Charles Barkley finished last at the American Century Championship over the weekend. Behind Larry the Cable Guy.

(The American Century Championship uses a different scoring system than what you’re used to seeing, in case you’re confused here.)

He never even made par:

What would cause Barkley to finish dead last? Golf swings like this, perhaps.

I really hope no one got hurt there, because getting hit with a golf ball is not fun. Maybe Chuck should stick with one-handed golf swings? He seems to do a lot better with those.

(h/t AL.com)

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