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This Fake British Open For Little Kids Was Fantastic

by Matt Rudnitsky | 5:07 pm, July 16th, 2012

Here’s a joint effort from ESPN and Improv Everywhere that took place at New York City’s Pier 25 Mini-Golf course. And by “joint effort,” we mean “the most awesome thing that has ever taken place.”

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, ESPN has access to awesome technology and made this look like the real deal. The commentary was Grade A. The analysis? Spot on. I mean, who knew that eventual champion Issac won at Myrtle Beach earlier this year, but had never won a major? Monkey’s off your back, kid.

[BroBible, Laughing Squid]

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