The Boys Of Summer -- And Beyond
A look at some of the biggest names in baseball who turn to golf when their seasons end
October 15, 2011
One of baseball's all-time great hitters was listed as a 10-handicap in Golf Digest's most recent ranking of the Top 150 Athlete-Golfers. A three-time National League MVP and two-time World Series champ during his time with the Cardinals, he also hosts a charity golf tournament every summer in St. Louis. A move to Southern California, though, thanks to a 10-year, $250-million deal with the Anaheim Angels, shouldn't cause his rounds per year to go down...
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