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Who ya got? Will it be Rory McIlroy?

BREAKING - BogeyPro.com teams up with Rich Beem!

Since 2002, We've been trying to reach Rich Beem.
The moment he won at Hazeltine Golf Course—taking down Tiger Woods right in our Minnesota backyard—we knew he was our guy. The confidence, the grit, and that legendary celebratory dance after draining the final putt on 18 sealed it. We started writing letters immediately. Lots of them. For years. Then decades.

And we heard nothing.

We assumed Rich was busy. Or uninterested. Or simply unreachable after one of the most iconic wins in golf history. Turns out, none of that was true.

Every single letter we sent had been going to the wrong address.

For over twenty years.

Fast forward to early 2026, when fate finally stepped in—via an adult swim class. BogeyPro CEO Ryan Walther struck up a conversation with the guy in the next lane, only to realize he was casually sharing pool space with Rich Beem himself. No agents. No gatekeepers. Just goggles, kickboards, and a long-overdue introduction.

Sometimes brand partnerships take decades to build. Sometimes they just take the right pool.

Visit BogeyPro.com and follow along as we grow.

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This ultra-rare keepsake will look good in any billiard room or dental office.

Sharpest ticket? We’re going with 1942 and 1969!

Masters memories unlocked.

Ok, who's winning this thing?
Masters Tournament

This thing still on?

2004 - SERGIO COLLECTS ON A SIDE BET
The 2004 Ryder Cup delivered a constant reminder for Phil Mickelson, when he ended up on the wrong side of his bet with Sergio Garcia, after his Sunday singles 3 & 2 loss.

1979 - TOM KITE SUGGESTS A MINIMAL APPROACH
An unusually hot summer in the southeast inspired Tom Kites’ simple and patriotic approach for the matches held at the Greenbrier in Sulfur Springs, West Virginia. While the team wore the boxers, the sweatbands and bare chest were abandoned.

1967 - TEAM USA CREATES BEER PONG
Latrobe Brewing (from Arnold Palmer’s hometown) flew 50 cases, first class, of Rolling Rock beer to Rotherham, England. Moments after the first beer was cracked, Al Geiberger, came up with a unique game that he named “Toss & Chug.”