The celebrity elements of the BMW PGA Championship Pro-AM have become an important part of Wentworth Week.
Spider-Man actor Tom Holland and real estate resident Kevin Pietersen have starred in the contest in recent years – their matches have impressed them.
But what is the field this year? The Golf365 is within range of putting green and walking up the waterway to assess their playing state.
Here are the 10 best celebrities in the field this year:
1. Dan Walker (+1.7)
5 news hosts are class methods in this field. There are a few rough edges, but not many, as suitable for golfers to send shots back to the class. Tall and elegant, he played for a long time and rarely made mistakes. He handles lessons like a busy news story.
2. Gareth Bell (0.0)
The former Spurs man celebrated the Euro 2020 eligibility with a flag book “Welsh Golf, Madrid” and has been working on golf since his retirement. There are also a lot of football in his scratch game. He exploded from the tee, sometimes a little unstable, but this power gave him a lot of opportunities.
He was proven from the first tee. It sat in front of the old club, with the green on the left behind him and on the fairway. For most people, it’s a grand shot, crossing a road and wasteland, to the distant short grass. Not Bell.
He smashed his drive, it crossed the downhill and eventually drove uphill above 300 yards from Tee.
3. Andy Murray (2.0)
Murray is another superstar in another sport, using Golf’s sudden lack of competitive action to bridge the gap. And, like Bell, he progressed and quickly.
He may have a rougher around his edge than Bale, but it implies that he has a greater potential to hit such obstacles. He’s only recently become a 7 obstacle, so he’s on the fast track and becoming a great player.
4. Katherine Newton (5.0)
The tallest female golfer has a certain advantage on the court, not the best. The actress has barely flawed in the game, and she has tested some of the world’s best players, playing Pro-Ams on either side of the pond.
The Hollywood star in her high school team has played multiple Alfred Dunhill Connection Championships with the best nine-hole score of 5 and her best obstacle is +2.0, so while her current game is a bit swinging (although her long-term game is a bit crazy, her short-lived game in Pro-AM is smart), she has a high ceiling, but the highest ranking is the top three.
She should also do a great job with anyone who wants to sign or take a selfie.
5. JohnTerry (3.0)
Chelsea legend Terry is the best crop among a large number of British football players, living in the center of the Surrey golf belt and having enough time to hone his skills. Interestingly, he is left-handed and he has the ability to be very successful. Sky Sports commentator Nick Dougherty was impressed by his game.
6. Teddy Sheringham (4.0)
The star of England’s 96 euro team, former Forrest, Spurs and Manchester United striker is another golfer, just like he’s played football. Because his swing is a bit heavy and meaningless, he is neat around the edges, playing clever golf balls to justify the low obstacles.
7. Lando Norris (8.0)
The British racing driver is a veteran of BMW PGA champion Pro-Am, who has a very good swing. His biggest mistake was his leaning, which was inconsistent with his long game. If he can solve this problem, then this smooth swing will have a lot of potential to reduce.
8. Robbie Fowler (4.4)
Liverpool footballers have always loved golf. Alan Hansen and Kenny Dalglish famously admired the game and lived near Royal Birkdale. LFC Legend Fowler has been maintaining trends. He has a nice touch around the green and has the trick to ubiquitous sensational shooting.
9. The Earl of the Ninth (5.3)
The British Rugby League star explodes in the back row of his backpack, which you might think limits his flexibility when providing distance. But he is very deceptive. Another left-handed, he looks a little elegant in the setting and takeaway. But he was a little snatched. His best is that he has a lot of hope, and he needs to work in D games.
10. Jon Wilkin (7.7)
Former British Rugby League matches against other Sky Sport hosts Dave Jones (9.0) and Simon Lazenby (12.8) in a three-ball match.
He is the best three-man in the field. You might expect someone who once grinds in the dirt but makes it into the top 10, which is a slightly solid game.
Who didn’t make it to the top ten?
Broadcaster Vernon Kay (9.0)
England front-row forward Jamie George (9.4),
EX-F1 mechanic Calum Nicholas and Ex England goalkeeper Joe Hart (both 13.0),
TV host Claire Barding (14.4),
England Flying Half Marcus Smith (16.0),
Singer Tom Glennan (17.0),
Former England goalkeeper Carly Telford (17.0),
Comedians Alex Horne (17.8) and Michael McIntyre (18.0)
Scottish Fly Half Finn Russell (18.0)
English rugby stars Owen Farrell and Henry Pollock (both 18.0)
Olympic hockey player Sam Quick (22.0)
English football player Steph Houghton (24.0).
