$600: Sam Snead popularized a style of putting named after this other pastime on grass and balls; the PGA no longer allows it.
The $600 question presents a legitimate challenge, even for the golf enthusiasts among us. This did, however, inspire some guesswork from competitors. First, Kyle guessed: “What is pétanque?” Incorrect. Then Monya De, a health reporter from Santa Monica, California, ventured: “What is lawn bowling? Wrong again. Finally, with time running out, Khalilah Walters, an attorney from Danville, Virginia, came up with the correct answer: What is croquet?
$800: The 17th of this Scottish club’s Old Course is known as Road Hole; a lot of players were knocked down there.
In a weird twist, the last two golf questions of the episode were decidedly easier than the $600 clue. If you do not know the correct answer to this question, you I don’t read this site often enough. Kyle knew right away. After all, it is the home of golf. What is Saint Andrew?
$1,000: The “pitching” of this type of club is used for short, high shots.
The writers closed out the category with another softball. Not only that, but it looks suspiciously like a clue to an older episode of Danger! from 2011: “Sand and pitch are common varieties of these irons used to hit short shots. » Both clues require the same answer, which Kyle once again provided. What is a corner?
At the end of the round, Kyle was in the lead with $5,000, and his three correct golf answers went a long way toward getting him there. In Double jeopardy!he officially broke away from the pack, finishing with $15,400, which he failed to improve on in Final danger!but he still won the title.
While it’s exciting to see golf play a starring role in the series, these particular clues probably weren’t very difficult to unravel. If so and you really want to challenge yourself, be sure to check out our collection of 11 Toughest Golf Questions Appeared on Danger!
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