Some Golf Instagram Gems, Tiger At Torrey 1-26-18 Edition

A glorious Miralle of Tiger at Torrey.

A fish eye view of Woods teeing off the first.

Some San Diego Open history with Joe Louis.

Paul Dunne faced the ultimate plugged-in-the-face lie.

And Little Linksters awards for great swings might inspire better swing action.

Torrey Pines today for the @farmersinsopen 🌲⛳️🌊 #pga #torreypines #golf #golfing #tiger #farmersinsurance #photooftheday #blackandwhite #thursday ( 📷for @gettysport )

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Tiger, from a fish’s-eye view.

A post shared by Sean Martin (@pgatoursmartin) on Jan 26, 2018 at 3:04pm PST

San Diego Open, Jan 17, 1952 — heavyweight boxing champ Joe Louis is the first African American to play in a PGA event.

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Where is the ball? There’s bad lies, and then there’s bad lies... 🍳👀😧 @pauldunne11 #europeantour #golf

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What a great surprise to win the 8th Annual Best Pee Wee Swing Contest for the 7-8yr old division a day before my 8th birthday 😀Congrats to @tybogeygolf, Chloe & John too. Thank you Mr. Brendon Elliot, @littlelinksters, the staff and @jacknicklaus @michelleholmesgolf @davidleadbetter @charlierymergc @themichellewie @tomreidgolf #nicoleweller #annikasorenstam. Thank you @jamesjordangolf for all your support in helping me be a better and smarter junior golfer.🏌️‍♂️☺️ * * * * #golf #golfswing #bestpeeweegolfswing #juniorgolf #uanext #underarmour #jordanspieth #fourteengolf #evo #junior #golfer #im8 #juniorgolfmag #golfoncamera #rorymcilroy #thegolfchannel #growthegame

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Comments

[digsouth]

That golf 60s bunker- THAT'S a bunker! ~dig~

[KLG]

Joe Louis knew what he was doing! And that bunker is absurd.

[Whodat]

Joe Louis played right-handed.

[Golden Bell]

And Joe wasn't the first. A Chicago pro named Robert Ball played a couple of Western Opens in the 1930s. Of course, the Western wasn't run or co-sanctioned by the Tournament Bureau then, so maybe it doesn't count.