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THE TEE BOX | WHAT’S GOING ON events, the likes of Lee Westwood, Darren Clarke, Ian Poulter and Ernie Els have all been spotted showing off their pins. Whether this is a good thing for those watching on, is another matter.Talking about Europe, 2016 is a Ryder Cup year and Jamie Donaldson will be making a point of avoiding chainsaw’s in the build-up to the event. The Welshman sported a stitched up finger on Twitter along with the caption “So folks in my time off decided to have a fight with a chainsaw and lost! Oops!!” Perhaps the Ryder Cup winner should steer clear of any DIY jobs in future.With the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open recently complete, the videos of Tiger Woods’ sensational hole-in-one at the 16th have once again been doing the rounds. Rightly so, it was a great moment but during the pro-am event at this tournament, the feat was achieved once again at TPC Scottsdale by ‘someone’ called LDRICK. You may see the similarities between this name and that of Tiger Woods original name but that’s where the comparison ends because LDRICK is actually a robot. Still, it was met with huge cheers from the galleries and other players on the course. Not all golfers like to keep their skills for the golf course, just ask Stewart Cink. During a recent Duke-Georgia Tech basketball game, the American found his way on to court and made a 94 foot putt (the length of the court) to win a cool $25,000. Even though Cink made the putt, he may wish to stick to the PGA Tour, as it’s understood the prize was not awarded, something which the PGA would never do. Cink made the putt in style but it’s an amateur by the name of Bryson DeChambeau, who has been making the headlines in the fashion stakes. The American has been making waves in the world of golf, not just for the standard of his play but also for his attire and his golf clubs. The pink Hogan cap and camo sweater worn by DeChambeau in Qatar last week, certainly caught the eye and the overall combination of pink and black looked great, other were more interested in his clubs, all of his irons are the same length. Expect to see plenty more of DeChambeau, both in terms of golfing ability and fashion sense, over the next 12 months. So there we have it, everything you need to know about what has been happening in the world of professional golf over the winter months. Strap yourself in because with The Masters fast approaching, things are about to get really exciting on both the PGA and European Tour.