Four-year-old Tommy Fleetwood stole the show at the 2018 Canadian Open of Golf this year. He was named Canada’s Most Outstanding Child for his performance and accomplishments throughout the tournament.
Having played only one other competitively sanctioned golf event prior to this tournament, Tommy took it all in his stride. He worked hard to get better on course every day, and he showed everyone his growing confidence on the course by taking big shots and scoring well.
He is not the only child that is talented at golf. There are many kids that play at a high level, even after watching how good they look at a few tournaments. There are many professional players with child performers in their teams, showing them how to prepare and compete at a high level.
Hopefully people will look into playing again after seeing what young players can do.
Dustin Johnson
Four-year-old Dustin Johnson stole the show at the Arnold Sports Para Pan-American Championships in July. The boy, who is known as Dusty, competed in the para para wheelchair basketball tournament and came out on top!
He was matched up against several older boys, some as young as three years old. Despite being so young, he proved he had a lot to learn and that he could compete with the best.
His coach helped him work on his consistency and habits to keep him motivated during competition, but also after he finished playing. She gave him tips on how to be more active after playing to improve his health and confidence.
Brooks Koepka
Four-year-old Brooks Koepka stole the show at the Arnold Invitational in 2013, winning both of his matches and earning himself the tournament’s most prestigious award.
The win was a special moment for him, as he had never played any golf before and wasn’t quite sure what to do with his trophy.
Since then, he’s continued to be a inspiration to others. In May of this year, he returned to the tournament to help sponsor his father as a member of Tommy Fleetwoods Kids Golf Team.
His father said that when they first heard about Brooks being invited to join the team, they were completely blown away by his poise and composure on stage.
This shows that even though he is so young, he is already putting on a big show on stage! His fans absolutely love him and give him lots of applause throughout the event.
Francesco Molinari
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Tiger Woods
When it comes to stealing the show in the sports world, Tiger Woods does a good job of doing it every night.
Last week, at the Wynn Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, he guided his caddie to victory in the Hero Indian Poker Championship.
The championship is an annual event hosted by Wynn that invites top poker players from around the world. This year’s event was won by Camille Pratt, a Canadian poker player who travels around North America playing in tournaments.
Pratt was accompanied by her little boy, Camille Jr., who is two years old. He tags behind his dad at all of his tournaments, but this was the first time he had been involved in a major event like this.
The duo were probably just as excited to be involved in such an important event as their father.
Billy Hurley III
When Tommy Fleetwood was four years old, he stole the show at the 2017 X-Games. He rode a giant red bike that gave out squirts of water. He rode it throughout the course, even through obstacles!
He also did some challenging maneuvers on it, like a wheelie and a tight turn. Despite all of these moves being difficult, Tommy was very precise and did not make any mistakes.
His bike performance was very cool, since the bike wasn’t supposed to be ridden by someone so young. However, Tommy showed no signs of age and proved how talented he is on it.
His dad said that his son is always motivated by wanting to show what he can do, so this performance was a big hit of motivation for him.
Aaron Wise
Four-year-old Aaron Wise stole the show at one of Tommy Fleetwoods shows last month. The young musician played his guitar and entertained the audience with his performances.
His dad, Tommy Fleetwood, was impressed with his performance as well. He invited him to come back and do it again.
The audience was very friendly and asked for tips on how to improve their musicianship. Some even signed musicianship books!
By signing music books, you can share your music with others and get feedback. You can also ask people for lessons or comps from the book so they can learn how you do things.
You can also get feedback through online comps like Musicians Union Online Comp (MySpace), or through offline events like band competitions.
Satoshi Kodaira
Satoshi Kodaira is a four-year-old boy who stole the show at a winter sports tournament in Japan. He was the youngest competitor, and he didn’t let his age get in the way of his performance.
While competing at an international tournament, Satoshi was paired up with another young boy. They were put in a group with experienced competitors, which took some adjusting.
At first, this other boy seemed reluctant to help him out, but when it came time for them to compete, they worked together and competed well together.
When it came time for them to give up their marks, they did so without any hesitation or fear. They were both proud of themselves for competing against the experienced competitors and showing how hard they were.
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