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Clay is about to unleash his golf game at the Regions Tradition Celebrity Pro-Am

OutKick founder Clay Travis is preparing, as I type, to tee it up in one of the more interesting pro-am events of the year down in Hoover, Alabama at the Greystone Golf and Country Club. He's playing in the Regions Tradition Pro-Am that will include the likes of Nick Saban, Charles Barkley, Bo Jackson, Kirby Smart, Greg Sankey and the list goes on.

I'm serious, this would be one of the most nerve-racking things you could do to me, especially when I have a golf game like Clay's. My nightmare scenario would be dribbling one off the tee, the crowd laughing, everyone yelling to tee up another and then dribbling that one 10 yards further than the first. Yes, the crowd at the first tee would laugh in a joking way, but it would be crushing to the soul. That's what Clay's up against this morning when balls start flying.

Looking over the tee times, it's unclear why Clay's group has five players, including John Daly. I assume Taylor Hicks has some game, and I know Ryan Brown can hit a golf ball. It might be that they didn't know what to do with Eddie George, who finished last at the 2020 American Century Championship, an honor which Charles Barkley had owned for like a decade-plus.

It doesn't appear the pro-am will have any sort of Facebook Live stream or anything like that, so we'll have to depend on fans to send in clips and scour the social media channels out there to see if we can get a good look at Clay's swing. Stay tuned.

• I have no idea what has gotten into Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Tom Wolf, but he announced Tuesday that Pocono will be allowed to operate at 100% capacity for race weekend in late June. This wild man also went ahead and lifted indoor capacity limits. As for masks, Tom's not lifting that. In other words, NASCAR fans can plan on enjoying a race weekend without masking in late June. Tom's not going to do a thing.

• And finally this morning, I'm completely intrigued by the story of the woman, 47, who went missing in 2020 only to turn up in a national forest in Utah living in a tent. She was surviving by eating grass and moss. The woman has been out in the national forest since leaving her car in November, and authorities searching for her believe she knowingly chose this lifestyle. Talk about getting away from it all. That must've been one helluva cold winter out there in the Utah forest eating grass and moss. I'm going to stick to my man cave and the power recliner. To each their own.

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