Arms and hips not in sync? Struggling with your game? Try carrying an unborn child while you plot your way around the course.
Twenty years ago, this is exactly what amateur Brenda Corrie-Kuehn — eight months pregnant — did at the US Women’s Open at Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club alongside playing partner Jennifer Greggain, who was well into her second trimester.
Their scores were not the best and they were not the quickest around the course — they were even put on the clock by officials given the number of toilet “pit stop” breaks Corrie-Kuehn had to quite naturally make. Read More
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