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2. Booby prize - Wikipedia

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   A wooden spoon is a common booby prize in sporting events. A booby prize is a joke prize usually given in recognition of a terrible performance or last-place finish. A person who finishes last, for example, may receive a booby prize such as a worthless coin. Booby prizes are sometimes jokingly coveted as an object of pride.

3. Nedbank Golf Challenge - Wikipedia

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   The 1987 event introduced a winner-take-all $1,000,000 first prize, although there were additional prizes for the lowest round each day. The field was reduced to 8 players. Ian Woosnam won by 4 strokes and took the first million dollar prize in golf. [3] The winner-take-all idea was dropped for 1988, although the first prize remained as $1,000,000.

4. The Match (golf) - Wikipedia

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   Jack Whigham, a Hollywood agent, and Bryan Zuriff, a film and TV producer, conceived the event. Zuriff was a fan of The Skins Game—a former PGA Tour unofficial event that was held around Thanksgiving weekend—and envisioned a concept for a golf event that would, as explained by Whigham, be "played the way a lot of us play with our buddies on the weekends?

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   They’re the kind of jokes that spark conversations and leave people smiling. Curious to see some of the “Prank-O”: These Fake Advertising Flyers Are Too Good To Be Thrown Away (15 New Pics)

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7. March Madness: Last-minute men's bracket tips to help your ...

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   Seasoned players will recognize many of these timeless tips, but it's never a bad idea to run through them one more time before you finalize your bracket. Your late-round picks are usually most ...