Via The Other Paper:
Nine Campbell University PGA Golf Management students formed the longest putting conga line in history and broke the record for most balls dropped in a hole at the same time.
The remarkable feat was made as part of a competition sponsored by the North Carolina's university student association where each class had a shot at pulling off a simultaneous shot.
These guys lines up in a straight line with their golf balls in a row and, at the same time, hole each of their putts.
After their successful hole-in-nine, the golfers jump for joy.
The old record was reportedly a meager six golfers dropping their putts at the same time, so this Caddyshack exhibition of timing and accuracy is one for the ages.
The weird thing about this? Finding out that there is actually a PGA Golf Management college program you can major in.
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