The Seattle Times · Jun 8, 2016
Ken Griffey Jr. hits it long, keeps it loose on the golf course, too
1 of 2 Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey, Jr., signs autographs after finishing his final round during the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Pro-Am on Tuesday at Sahalee Country Club. (Johnny Andrews/The Seattle Times)SAMMAMISH — Sam Snead and Ted Williams once famously argued over whether it was harder to hit a golf ball or a baseball, to which Snead said famously:
“Ted, I have to hit my foul balls. You don’t have to go into the stands and play yours.”