You've gotta be talkin golf. I know Doyle has played golf since he was in college, so a 3 handicap is no surprise. I've seen many a mention about his game on the net.

He's got game, but also he prolly gets to hit from the senior tees.

hell, even i myself hit from the senior tees, and i use "hit" loosely... lol

I seen him play on tv lol DON'T YOU DOUBT IT!!!!!! There's nothin that ol fart can't do lol

The Gentleman is King of all he chooses to do!

Doyle Brunson is to poker what Babe Ruth was to baseball -- a larger-than-life giant of a man who not only helped to revolutionize and popularize the game he loved, but set the standard for achievement and excellence by which all other players are measured. Brunson won the World Series of Poker twice, but is perhaps better known for his greater contributions to the game. Twenty-five years ago, he co-wrote what has been called the "Bible" of poker -- "Super/System: How I Made Over $1,000,000 Playing Poker." He also pioneered higher virtues as one of the first respected voices in gambling to discuss the importance of honor and trust amongst his peers. Brunson came to personify the notion that gambling could be a respectable profession.

From his humble beginnings, there was little evidence to suggest this farm boy from the dusty plains of West Texas would become one of the world' most successful gamblers. Brunson was born in Longworth, Texas on August 10, 1933. He was so gifted athletically in his early years, that he was drafted by the NBA's (then, Minneapolis) Lakers. A knee injury ended Brunson's dream of becoming a professional athlete, so he had to find a new way to satisfy his competitive instincts.

He would soon find it after graduating from college with a Master's Degree in Education. Brunson hung up his basketball uniform and sat down at a poker table. And the rest, as they say -- is history.

Doyle Brunson & Dewey Tomko Invitational - Round 1 Results

Airing Information

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Initially Aired 10/21/2007 at 3:00:00 PM Televised by ESPN

Additional Airing Dates

Round 1 - Wrap Up & Results

Doyle Brunson'' Dewey Tomko & Vince Van Patten Win Round 1 of the High Stakes Entertainment Golf Tour

Event Results

Team 1 - $2 Million	Doyle Brunson	Dewey Tomko	Vince Van Patten
Team 2 - $1Million	Daniel Negreanu	Erick Lindgren	Josh Arieh
Team 3 - $1 Million	Russ Hamilton	Phil Hellmuth	Bill Walters

Format:

Hole by Hole

Team 1 - Doyle Brunson'' Dewey Tomko & Vince Van Patten
Team 2 - Daniel Negreanu'' Erick Lindgren & Josh Arieh
Team 3 - Russ Hamilton'' Phil Helmuth & Billy Walters

Hole	Par	Team 1	Team 2	Team 3	Results
1	4	4	4	4	No Blood
2	5	4	5	5	Team 1 Win
3	4	4	4	4	No Blood
4	4	4	3	4	Team 2 Win
5	4	4	4	4	No Blood
6	3	3	3	3	No Blood
7	5	5	4	4	No Blood
8	4	4	4	3	Team 3 Win
9	3	2	3	3	Team 1 Win

High Stakes Entertainment:

Pretty sure if he decided to bowl he'd kick azz on that too!!! Nexxt?

The Gentleman is a lot of things , mostly great but it takes a sheer idiot to call the Man a liar.

sad to b u dude!

DOYLISM OF THE DAY: “Criticizing someone else’s garden doesn’t keep the weeds out of your own.”

Do you open your mouth to change feet often, Luke?

You really should do your research before posting a blog calling someone as well respected as Doyle a 'liar'.

Yes, Doyle kicks azz on the links as well as on the felts!!

Lol,,,, I belong to Doyle's Blog,,, I just sent him a pm as to what this obviously ignorant person said,,, and yes,,,,,, I got beyond steamed,,, I've met and spoken with Doyle many times,,, and he's awesome at all he does,,, so Luke,,,, salt n pepper for that foot maybe?

here is a part of an interview that u may find interesting too Luke......

I saw where Daniel was bragging about some of the young poker players’ accomplishments. A lot has been made about the number of entries in the old days and some of the older guys’ records can’t mean as much. Well, a final table is a final table and in the “old days” the field was thinner but tougher. So when you judge from that, John Moss was at 22 WSOP final tables, won eight with two seconds. How about this one, Billy Baxter has been at 11 WSOP final tables, won 7 times with one second. I’ve been at 21 final WSOP tables, won 10 and have two seconds and three thirds. Some of us dinosaurs could close the deal also.

you got beyond steamed!!!!???????? get a life! it was a joke!

NOT A VERY FUNNY JOKE!! WHICH PART WOULD BE THE PUNCH LINE?

Knew this might get ugly...Not smart to accuse the Granddaddy of poker of being a liar, even as a "joke" as you call it. There is a very huge following of "The Texas Dolly" fans.

im laughing! the punch line is the people who get angry. LOL

I'm not angry, i don't get angry at stupidity

yeah sure!