BomberBall. Posted Wednesday at 06:00 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 06:00 PM On 2025-08-16 at 11:09 PM, SpeedFlex27 said: Is he good enough to play on the PGA Tour after he retires from the NHL? I have no idea what his skill level is, but I would say he has zero chance of ever reaching the PGA Tour. Noeller 1
Goalie Posted Wednesday at 07:34 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 07:34 PM On 2025-08-16 at 11:09 PM, SpeedFlex27 said: Is he good enough to play on the PGA Tour after he retires from the NHL? Doubtful but who knows really. I’m sure if he 100 percent committed he might have a chance. SpeedFlex27 1
Noeller Posted Wednesday at 07:57 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 07:57 PM People who retire from another pro sport don't go and make the PGA Tour. That has to be your one and only sport from college on, just the same as anything else. Pro golf isn't some hobby or pastime... It's a legit pro sport same as hockey, baseball or football... Same level of dedication required.
SpeedFlex27 Posted yesterday at 10:56 AM Report Posted yesterday at 10:56 AM 14 hours ago, Noeller said: People who retire from another pro sport don't go and make the PGA Tour. That has to be your one and only sport from college on, just the same as anything else. Pro golf isn't some hobby or pastime... It's a legit pro sport same as hockey, baseball or football... Same level of dedication required. Who says it's not legit? Maybe he wants to give it a shot when he does retire from hockey. He'll have the financial whrewithall to do it. He wouldn't be the first & certainly won't be the last. Goalie 1
Goalie Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago (edited) On 2025-08-20 at 2:57 PM, Noeller said: People who retire from another pro sport don't go and make the PGA Tour. That has to be your one and only sport from college on, just the same as anything else. Pro golf isn't some hobby or pastime... It's a legit pro sport same as hockey, baseball or football... Same level of dedication required. AI says. Yes, while not typically competing on the professional PGA Tour, many hockey players are avid golfers and some have even participated in professional events through exemptions or charity tournaments. For instance, Winnipeg Jets defenseman Dylan Samberg competed as an amateur in a PGA TOUR Americasevent in 2024, and Matt Boldy of the Minnesota Wild received a sponsor exemption for a PGA Tour Canada event. Additionally, hockey players often participate in charity events alongside professional golfers, and some, like Maverick McNealy, have successfully transitioned from hockey to the PGA Tour. Hockey Players and Professional Golf: Dylan Samberg: A defenseman for the Winnipeg Jets, Samberg has competed in PGA TOUR Americas events as an amateur, demonstrating the skill level that allows some hockey players to test their abilities in professional golf. Matt Boldy: After a strong season with the Minnesota Wild, Boldy received a sponsor's exemption to play in a PGA Tour Canada tournament, showcasing his talent and passion for the sport beyond hockey. Grant Fuhr: The former NHL goaltender has played in Pro-Am tournaments with golf stars and even competed in a few Web.com Tour events. Maverick McNealy: McNealy, who played hockey when he was younger, now plays on the PGA Tour. Jerry Kelly: Before playing on the PGA Tour and the PGA Tour Champions, Kelly was a hockey player who attended the University of Hartford on a hockey scholarship Edited 3 hours ago by Goalie SpeedFlex27 1
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